anatomy of an object



jack halloway
always makes beautiful
things out of the most
humble materials.
his home is like
a laboratory
ph: jack halloway
(under construction)
& maura mcevoy
ps: art forms from the ocean:
the radiolarian atlas of 1862
by ernst haeckel
6 comments:
This artwork is beautiful, thank you.
Do you know Tanya Goodwin's work? You might like her razorblade shell creations:
http://kickcanandconkers.blogspot.com/2009/07/tanya-goodwin.html
I love urchins. Hate when I step on them. Thanks for posting.
never seen one but they make a beautiful artwork i also love the colour.
I really like that flip-flop pic. That art forms from the ocean search you linked to is gold btw.
Very cool. What is the comb like thing used for?
xo
Coco
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