The hottest Sculpture Substack posts right now

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Do Not Research 0 implied HN points 28 Sep 23
  1. Travis John Ficarra's 'Chocolate Goblin' is a unique sculpture made of steel, fiberglass, paint, and clear coat, exhibited in Melbourne, Australia.
  2. The sculpture is described in vivid detail, evoking images of a surreal and fantastical world with elements like cellophane boulderstones, a lagoon of sour water, and a chocolate goblin with unique characteristics.
  3. The text accompanying the sculpture adds depth to the interpretation, hinting at themes of refinement and mystery in the artwork.
Do Not Research 0 implied HN points 23 Apr 22
  1. The first IRL exhibition of work by the Do Not Research community opened on April 23, 2022 at lower_cavity in Western Massachusetts, showcasing art that challenges traditional spaces and explores counter-hegemonic narratives.
  2. Artists in the exhibition presented work that navigates complex topics like conspiracy theories, digital information systems, and the impact of internet culture on art creation.
  3. The exhibition at lower_cavity featured a diverse range of artworks that delved into speculative objects, over-hyphenated future concepts, and a blend of digital and physical representations of historical and political events.
Do Not Research 0 implied HN points 15 Feb 22
  1. Historically, the concept of the goblin originates from biblical ideas of the devil, illustrating a common theme of discordance with divine order.
  2. The orc in 40k is portrayed as a symbiote of dead flesh and fungus with a hyperstitional nature, subverting traditional logic to create new possibilities.
  3. Exploring one's identity through the lens of fantasy creatures like goblins can offer a unique perspective on disruption and connection, providing potential for creative power.
Do Not Research 0 implied HN points 15 Feb 22
  1. The post discusses a future scenario through the lens of a professional managerial class woman's belongings. It explores themes of scarcity, automated labor, and a commercialized spirituality.
  2. The image in the post is a mix of digital composition, sculptures, and photographs. It blurs the lines between real and fake, future and past, rich and poor.
  3. The artwork is created using a variety of materials like Crystal Clear film, Rockite cement, pink marble, and mid-20th century glass, highlighting a blend of modern and traditional elements.
Do Not Research 0 implied HN points 15 Aug 21
  1. Filip Kostic conducted a 24-hour live stream from a bed PC, blending art, gaming, and work in a unique performance.
  2. He highlighted the concept of collapsing the space between his bed and his workstation to optimize his life.
  3. The 'Bed PC' experiment aimed to blur boundaries and create a borderless life of work, art, and play within the confines of a bedroom.
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