'Welcome to My Nightmare' Installation
Cecilia Biemann — November 20, 2008 — Art & Design
Ever wondered what other people dream about? This art installation by Axis called 'Welcome to My Nightmare' will give you a glimpse into the bizarre dreams of one artist.
On display at at Suru in Los Angeles, this ghastly installation features an authentic Irish coffin containing the skeleton of a man clutching a bottle of whisky and a can of spray paint.
As if that wasn’t creepy enough, also included in this nightmare scene are two massive live pythons slithering all over the coffin, with a semi-naked model sharing their enclosure.
On display at at Suru in Los Angeles, this ghastly installation features an authentic Irish coffin containing the skeleton of a man clutching a bottle of whisky and a can of spray paint.
As if that wasn’t creepy enough, also included in this nightmare scene are two massive live pythons slithering all over the coffin, with a semi-naked model sharing their enclosure.
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