Chinese artist Liu Xue creates grotesque and intriguing sculptures of human/animal hybrids. These sculptures embody the antithesis of what society deems ‘glamorous’.
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These sculptures are part of a series called “We Are the World” by Chinese artist Liu Xue. Here’s a really great post about his work: http://www.modernism.ro/2012/03/05/new-chinese-sculpture/ They link to his blog, which I can’t read, unfortunately.
Anti-Glamour seems to be a Russian blog, not an artist. I can’t read Russian either, so I could be wrong…
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2 comments
Quinten Thursday 2 August 2012
Marvelous, and detail & transition top notch!
Binnorie Sunday 5 August 2012
These sculptures are part of a series called “We Are the World” by Chinese artist Liu Xue. Here’s a really great post about his work: http://www.modernism.ro/2012/03/05/new-chinese-sculpture/ They link to his blog, which I can’t read, unfortunately.
Anti-Glamour seems to be a Russian blog, not an artist. I can’t read Russian either, so I could be wrong…