Daniele Del Nero
When I was a kid, I loved drawing haunted houses. I made little miniature ones out of construction paper and cardboard. I never thought to cover them in dough and allowing them to grow mold as Spanish artist Daniele Del Nero has. So gloriously creepy and gross.
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Jules Parquer said | 10 December, 2010
Thought she might be Italian… her gmail addy ends in .it
Then found out she was born here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Spezia (it’s in Italy)
Anyway she is cool, thanks for introducing me to her.