There were some interesting objects at the design show. Here's a look at a babydoll's head in a vice next to a rubber glove mould. I wasn't sure what to think of this stand. What do you think?
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21 comments:
Now that is really macabre!
What a find!
c'est original et bien fait, humour noir surement, j'aime bien
A feeling of suspense here... Wonderful capture, I love the white hand detail!
Léia
Pauvre poupée... Ca fait presque comme la couverture d'un polar...
Very eclectic group of objects here Halcyon, somebody with a weird sense of humour has had a bit of fun in the arrangement haha! Nice find.
I looks like it belongs in a torture chamber.
i think it's kind of on the creepy side!
Holy Fright!
«Louis» thinks Andy called it correctly!
I think it's a bit weird... but I'm sure it means something I don't understand. :))
Just a bit scary...but fascinating at the same time! ;D
Strange but interesting combination. I like it.
Old hat for the art world, but if it's finding it's way into living rooms, then more power to it. Almost looks retro.
I think it makes about as much sense as some other stuff I've seen advertised as "art." :-)
Actually, I have no clue what it means.
Looks like the booth belongs to "Commute" and they were showing all the props they have for restaurants!
A baby head in a vice is a bit morbid, what kind of design was this vendor promoting?
This is such a great composition, Halcyon. I don't know why anyone would manufacture any of these items, but they make for an exceptional image.
Interesting piece. I would love to have seen this show.
I think it's downright creepy. Hope there were no Frenchmen with very large blades sneaking away.
I think the creepiness make it amazing. Although I think the vein like design on the dolls head could use a color to make it pop, I think it is interesting.
LOL, I think we all feel like that sometimes. Yep, Federal trial. I cant wait till its over to talk about it.
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