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Jin Young Yu's bottle sculptures

David Pescovitz at 10:22 am Mon, Mar 9, 2009

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Audrey Kawasaki, one of my favorite living painters, posted about the sculptures of Jin Young Yu. Seen above is "A Familly In Disguise." Aurdrey writes, "strange and ghostly, very up my alley." Mine too! Jin Young Yu

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  • tartar

    Beautiful!

  • Auto Parts for Brains

    Undeniably creepy. I see a horror movie plot brewing somewhere over these.

  • TroofSeeker

    Beautiful artwork, but kind of a sad, pigeon-toed family. Even the older daughter with a happy mask isn’t really happy. But at least the dog got a set of slippers and glasses. My dog ain’t got no slippers. He should, tho. He hates walking on wet grass. What’s up with dogs these days? Sheesh!

  • Snowpea

    Bottle woman in Evan Dahm’s Order of Tales comes to mind!
    http://www.rice-boy.com/order/index.php?c=157

  • Anonymous

    Source, with more works, shots, and closeups:
    http://blog.naver.com/u_jin0

    *sigh*
    Depressing to pick up on the meaning in the work. Got an appropriate captcha for it, too: “but confine”.

  • Maxi Malone

    Totally love the bottle family; now, if there could be some happy neighbors next door it would be great.