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The art of Angelo Filomeno

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Venom (2003).

The work of Angelo Filomeno, an Italian artist based in New York, is just the kind of thing I like to see: insects, skulls and bones in a luscious presentation. The sculpture below is made of glass while the flat works are silk embroidery with crystals as part of the decoration. There’s a selection of the latter works here.

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Cold (detail) (2007).

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Incendiary Lovers (2005).

Previously on { feuilleton }
The skull beneath the skin
Vanitas paintings
Giant Skeleton and the Chocolate Jesus
Very Hungry God
History of the skull as symbol

 


 

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3 comments or trackbacks

  1. #1 posted by Thombeau

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  2. #2 posted by o.h.

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    The lower one reminds me of that Louis Wain picture.

  3. #3 posted by John

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