Artist Maskull Lasserre has a knack for visually incorporating skeletal structures of animals and insects into his work, and his latest art exhibition, Fable, does not shy away from carved skeletal creatures.
A wonderfully mesmerizing display, Lasserre's work incorporates a wide array of inanimate objects such as chairs, doors, pieces of wood with carved skeletal outlines of insects and animals. The carved creatures have been strategically placed, such that they appear to be eating through the furniture or appear to be literally part of the actual structure. The carved creatures include such things as vultures, rats, beetles and crows.
While seemingly ordinary from far away, a closer examination at these intricately designed art pieces display a wonderfully morbid look at skeletal creatures incorporated into everyday objects.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Skeletal Object Art
- Opportunity for artists to incorporate skeletal structures of animals and insects into everyday objects.
- Morbid Design
- Opportunity for designers to create art pieces with a wonderfully morbid look at skeletal creatures.
- Insect Outline Art
- Opportunity for artists to strategically place carved insect outlines on inanimate objects.
Where This Applies
- Art
- Opportunity for artists of all mediums to create innovative art pieces through the incorporation of skeletal structures.
- Furniture Design
- Opportunity for furniture designers to create innovative pieces by incorporating carved skeletal creatures into their designs.
- Museums and Galleries
- Opportunity for museums and galleries to showcase unique and imaginative art pieces incorporating skeletal structures.
