Silver bat skeleton necklace from Stephanie Inagaki (on sale on Etsy)…

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Growth, Destruction, Rebirth I is a photo series by Caitlin Bates:

“My current bodies of work are reflections of interpersonal conflicts, ideals, and childish mentalities. They’re about viewing a world without blood and gore, leaving the meatiness of how our bodies work, function, feel, touch and see still vivdly in tact. Mentally and emotionally speaking, I haven’t grown up. Through my work I’m trying to work out the balance of these irrational thoughts and behaviors into the harsh reality of life.  “

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Disturbing plasticine artworks by Stefan Gross:

“‘The world is a serious place these days. This problem I address with my work’ – To do so, Stefan Gross engages with human prctical and spiritual necessity, empoying found objects, rescued toys and childhood memories: the furniture that surroundds us and traditions we hold dear, to recreate a familiar world in wondrous way.”

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Bullet wall hooks, by Brazilian Designer Anderson Horta

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“Maskull Lasserre’s drawings and sculptures explore the unexpected potential of the everyday through allegories of value, expectation, and utility. Elements of nostalgia, accident, humor, and the macabre are incorporated into works that induce strangeness in the familiar, and provoke uncertainty in the expected.”

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