Interdisciplinary artist Jun Cha designs his second series of skull casts entitled 'CAPO II' following his marble CAPO design. The latest installment features three tonal iterations -- a bronze finish, a stainless steel version, and a polished bronze variation.
Notably, the series is inspired by the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius -- Jun Cha explores a memento design that captures embracing one's mortality. The artist states, “Despite death as an inevitable law of Nature, embracing your mortality maintains sharp focus to live in the present and gratitude for all the things we take for granted. ‘CAPO II’ is another reminder to live each day as if it were your last.” Each piece weighs about 13 pounds and measures at 6.4” x 8” x 7”
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Bronze Finish Sculptures
- Opportunity for artists to explore unique finishes in skull-like sculptures, offering a fresh take on traditional materials.
- Stainless Steel Sculptures
- Potential for designers to experiment with stainless steel in creating impactful skull sculptures, combining durability with a modern aesthetic.
- Polished Bronze Sculptures
- Innovation possibility for artists to create polished bronze skull casts, merging classic and contemporary elements in their designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Sculpture
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- Home Decor
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- Luxury Goods
- Potential for high-end luxury brands to introduce skull-like sculptures as luxury collectible items, targeting affluent consumers who value unique and exclusive art pieces.
