Above is from an exhibition by Roxanne Jackson, she seems to be similar to Simen Johan and I find her work to also be inspiring.
These are two pieces by Nick Ervinck and the closest stylistically to the pictures I have in my head of what I'd like my installation piece to look like. I'm going to try to manipulate bone in these ways as much as possible.
Another, and my favorite, sulking skeleton.
Another Roxanne Jackson, very appropriate.
Kris Kuksi is an American artist born in Missouri and raised in Kansas. His distaste for typical American life and pop culture show in his grotesque sculptures.
This underwater sculpture by Jason de Caires is another example of a relation to "life" and some sort of connection to what is natural. Frankly, it's amusing.
I also admire this spunky piece by Roxanne Jackson.
I drifted into the world of grotesque art and was drawn to Olivier de Sagazan's work. I also watched a few of his performance videos. I feel like he is trying to speak and express the agony of those who cannot. Some of his performances are fairly disturbing and gut wrenching.
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