MOLDY FRUIT TRANSFORMED
INTO WORKS OF ART
G'day folks,
This post will surprise you.
The artist then proceeds to paint the patterns of the mold and tops it off by individually placing dozens of precious and semi-precious gemstones to create the decay. The ultimate result of her work is mesmerizing - for a split second, the gems create an illusion of real mold, but then you realize you've been tricked by excellent craftsmanship. Ryan uses a variety of gemstones such as opal, smoky quartz, malachite and many others.
The New York-based artist studied Studio Art and Anthropology at Pitzer College and received a Master’s of Fine Arts from U.C.L.A. Ryan is represented by Josh Lilley's gallery where her solo show was held last year. This year, her work was showcased at MIT’s List Visual Arts Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts and The New Art Gallery in Walsall, U.K. Also, her works appeared as part of Desert X in Coachella, CA.
Now, let's check out some of these enchanting pieces of work.
Clancy's commment: Wow. Amazing, eh? There is no end to the imagination of some creative people.
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In spite of my busy schedule today, you got me with this one. Just gotta say... that's just weird.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you. I've met people with the capacity to see anything as beautiful and, if I look through their eyes, I understand. But, unaided, this just ain't doing it for me.
DeleteI understand, but art has many forms.
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Weird, but strangely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteExactly. Ingenious in many ways.
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