Adam wallacavage

My heart is pounding and I can barely type... I love Adam Wallacavage's cooky, turn-of-the-century-turned-tentacle chandeliers (I had another post on his earlier work and, myself am working on some sculpture) and I am enraptured and flabbergasted that his newest works are down the freeway from me in Culver City's Corey Helford Gallery! His latest is truly breathtaking. I cannot appreciate enough how elegantly Wallacavage traverses the line between macabre and quirky. There is nothing cute…

Name: Adam Wallacavage Location: South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Size: 3000 square feet Years Lived In: 13; Owned Stepping inside Adam’s home is akin to stepping inside a set designer’s brain. Everywhere you look, it’s a creative smorgasbord for the eyes. But what makes this place even more spectacular is the fact that Adam’s home is composed of his own creations, most of which he crafted with his own two hands.

When an Artist’s primary inspiration is Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, This is What You Get. See More of this, at the Link!

adam wallacavage

Adam Wallacavage on Instagram: “(Update: Sold out) I’ve got three of these available and ready to ship. It took me forever but they are finally finished. Size: 23” wide…”

Tentacle themed room, chandeliers, ocean, sea theme

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Unique lighting fixtures, inspired by sea monsters, blend extravagant design ideas with a luxurious but dark feel, and create unusual chandeliers in Victorian style

(not my photo) chandelier installed in a swanky, Louis XIV-style dining room...just in case you need a style idea. Jonathan Levine Gallery, through July 22.