The world of ceramic figurines just got turned on its head, thanks to Carole Epp. 'A Collection of Small Miseries' is a collection (duh) of ceramic figurines in horrifying situations.
What makes Carole Epp's work even more creepy is that most of the subjects in her work are children! Take a good look at the gallery, and make sure to read below for a quote from Carole Epp before you make any judgments. All I know is that I may never look at those 'Precious Angels' figurines the same way again.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Horror Ceramics
- Ceramic figurines featuring horrifying situations for art enthusiasts and collectors.
- Creepy Art
- Creepy ceramic art reflecting contemporary issues that challenge the viewers' perception of mainstream ideals.
- Contemporary Figurines
- Innovation in the figurine industry with a focus on modern and unconventional designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fine Arts
- Innovative and disrupting fine arts industry with unique, contemporary, and disturbing ceramic art.
- Collectibles
- Introducing a new wave of collectibles to the market with an unconventional and creepy design that challenges mainstream collectibles market.
- Ceramic Industry
- Disrupting traditional ceramic industry by introducing contemporary designs challenging mainstream industry trends.
