Skin sculpture

silicone sculpture

Lucy Glendinning’s figures carry absorbing, yet unsettling textures alien to the human body. The artist uses material like wax, duck feathers, timber, jesmonite, glass, and other materials for her strange, often fetal-positioned characters. For some, Glendinning's work may recall the feather-based sculptures of Kate MccGwire, last featured on HiFructose.com here. A past statement offers some insight on Glendinning’s vision.

The artist using sculpture to #freethenipple

Pheromones and aftershave are impregnated into these leather seats by Gigi Barker to evoke the sense of sitting on human skin.

Thrifted wood chairs, fiberfill, pantyhose, children’s toys. Approx. 72 x 48 x 48 in.

bart hess manipulates pink latex to resemble wrinkled human skin in grotto installation | Netfloor USA