In 12 SHOES for 12 LOVERS Sebastian Errazuriz explores for the first time the question of love and sex through the memory of 12 previous relationships.
His exhibition is an attempt to go through the reminiscence of former lovers who are the inspiration for each Shoe Sculpture.
The sculptures are accompanied by personal photos and stories in which Errazuriz reveals a glimpse of each relationship and in the process exposes himself to scrutiny and judgment. [more]

The exhibit will be on display December 6th through January 6th at the Melissa pop-up shop in Miami.

The sculpture is often said to have inspired The Seventh Seal by Ingmar Bergman. A little more on Wikipedia.

Multiscape series by Pim Palsgraaf…

“[...] In the Multiscape series, Palsgraaf examines the effects of architectural urban expansion through sculptural forms. The invasive qualities of this growth is apparent in his embedding of cityscapes into taxidermic animals. In this series, the often combative relationship between nature and culture is explored and even questioned by viewer as the tumorous city seems to overcome the animal and bring it to its knees [...] (read more on anti utopias)”

Steampunk creatures made out of found objects by Dean Patman…

(via Junk-culture)

Impressive sculptures (mostly porcelain and ceramic) by Johnson Tsang…

(via designcatwalk)

Hedi Xandt, The God Of The Grove, 2013. gold-plated brass, polymer, distressed black finish, marble.

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