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whereart: WAKING THE DEAD NEW YORK, NY (December 8th, 2012) - Last Rites Gallery presents Waking the Dead, new works by Chris Haas, in what will be his first solo show at the gallery. Waking the Dead includes nine artistically and uniquely rendered animal skulls that even after death, transpose life and take on a newfound beauty and purpose. In this exhibition, Haas’ skulls are wide-ranging species collected from various parts of the globe and decorated with thoughtful, revered precision resulting in an elegant homage to the animal itself and ever present, cycle of life. Haas work reminds us of the transience of life and that even beauty and sacredness follow all living things beyond the material world.
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whereart: WAKING THE DEAD NEW YORK, NY (December 8th, 2012) - Last Rites Gallery presents Waking the Dead, new works by Chris Haas, in what will be his first solo show at the gallery. Waking the Dead includes nine artistically and uniquely rendered animal skulls that even after death, transpose life and take on a newfound beauty and purpose. In this exhibition, Haas’ skulls are wide-ranging species collected from various parts of the globe and decorated with thoughtful, revered precision resulting in an elegant homage to the animal itself and ever present, cycle of life. Haas work reminds us of the transience of life and that even beauty and sacredness follow all living things beyond the material world.
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whereart: WAKING THE DEAD NEW YORK, NY (December 8th, 2012) - Last Rites Gallery presents Waking the Dead, new works by Chris Haas, in what will be his first solo show at the gallery. Waking the Dead includes nine artistically and uniquely rendered animal skulls that even after death, transpose life and take on a newfound beauty and purpose. In this exhibition, Haas’ skulls are wide-ranging species collected from various parts of the globe and decorated with thoughtful, revered precision resulting in an elegant homage to the animal itself and ever present, cycle of life. Haas work reminds us of the transience of life and that even beauty and sacredness follow all living things beyond the material world.
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whereart: WAKING THE DEAD NEW YORK, NY (December 8th, 2012) - Last Rites Gallery presents Waking the Dead, new works by Chris Haas, in what will be his first solo show at the gallery. Waking the Dead includes nine artistically and uniquely rendered animal skulls that even after death, transpose life and take on a newfound beauty and purpose. In this exhibition, Haas’ skulls are wide-ranging species collected from various parts of the globe and decorated with thoughtful, revered precision resulting in an elegant homage to the animal itself and ever present, cycle of life. Haas work reminds us of the transience of life and that even beauty and sacredness follow all living things beyond the material world.
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whereart: WAKING THE DEAD NEW YORK, NY (December 8th, 2012) - Last Rites Gallery presents Waking the Dead, new works by Chris Haas, in what will be his first solo show at the gallery. Waking the Dead includes nine artistically and uniquely rendered animal skulls that even after death, transpose life and take on a newfound beauty and purpose. In this exhibition, Haas’ skulls are wide-ranging species collected from various parts of the globe and decorated with thoughtful, revered precision resulting in an elegant homage to the animal itself and ever present, cycle of life. Haas work reminds us of the transience of life and that even beauty and sacredness follow all living things beyond the material world.
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whereart: WAKING THE DEAD NEW YORK, NY (December 8th, 2012) - Last Rites Gallery presents Waking the Dead, new works by Chris Haas, in what will be his first solo show at the gallery. Waking the Dead includes nine artistically and uniquely rendered animal skulls that even after death, transpose life and take on a newfound beauty and purpose. In this exhibition, Haas’ skulls are wide-ranging species collected from various parts of the globe and decorated with thoughtful, revered precision resulting in an elegant homage to the animal itself and ever present, cycle of life. Haas work reminds us of the transience of life and that even beauty and sacredness follow all living things beyond the material world.
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whereart: WAKING THE DEAD NEW YORK, NY (December 8th, 2012) - Last Rites Gallery presents Waking the Dead, new works by Chris Haas, in what will be his first solo show at the gallery. Waking the Dead includes nine artistically and uniquely rendered animal skulls that even after death, transpose life and take on a newfound beauty and purpose. In this exhibition, Haas’ skulls are wide-ranging species collected from various parts of the globe and decorated with thoughtful, revered precision resulting in an elegant homage to the animal itself and ever present, cycle of life. Haas work reminds us of the transience of life and that even beauty and sacredness follow all living things beyond the material world.
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whereart: WAKING THE DEAD NEW YORK, NY (December 8th, 2012) - Last Rites Gallery presents Waking the Dead, new works by Chris Haas, in what will be his first solo show at the gallery. Waking the Dead includes nine artistically and uniquely rendered animal skulls that even after death, transpose life and take on a newfound beauty and purpose. In this exhibition, Haas’ skulls are wide-ranging species collected from various parts of the globe and decorated with thoughtful, revered precision resulting in an elegant homage to the animal itself and ever present, cycle of life. Haas work reminds us of the transience of life and that even beauty and sacredness follow all living things beyond the material world.
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NEW YORK, NY (December 8th, 2012) - Last Rites Gallery presents Waking the Dead, new works by Chris Haas, in what will be his first solo show at the gallery.

Waking the Dead includes nine artistically and uniquely rendered animal skulls that even after death, transpose life and take on a newfound beauty and purpose. In this exhibition, Haas’ skulls are wide-ranging species collected from various parts of the globe and decorated with thoughtful, revered precision resulting in an elegant homage to the animal itself and ever present, cycle of life. Haas work reminds us of the transience of life and that even beauty and sacredness follow all living things beyond the material world.

I’ve decided to start exploring the fascinating world of water colour paints. I’m finding this journey thus far to be a constant source of inspiration. This is the favourite this evening [Though bits have been cut out while trying to get a photo of the work into the computer - not tech savvy]. A Touch of a Distorted Depth Perception on a Humid Day in the Hills ~ Mirndeax. Expect more. <3 I hope you enjoy viewing my art as I Love sharing it.
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I’ve decided to start exploring the fascinating world of water colour paints. I’m finding this journey thus far to be a constant source of inspiration. This is the favourite this evening [Though bits have been cut out while trying to get a photo of the work into the computer - not tech savvy]. A Touch of a Distorted Depth Perception on a Humid Day in the Hills ~ Mirndeax. Expect more. <3 I hope you enjoy viewing my art as I Love sharing it.

ianbrooks: Dead Tree Man by never2501 Entitled ”In Cammino Per Trasformarsi Nell’istante Presente” (which roughly translats to “Moving to transform into the present” in italian), Lord of the Rings comes to life, or death as it were, in this massive decaying sculpture made only from dead bark and roots collected from the nature, with no tools or nails used in its assembly. A moment of silence for our fallen ent brothers who perished in the Battle of Isengard… pay your own respect in the garden of the Museo Archeologico “Paolo Giovio”. Artist: Website (via: Street Art News)
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ianbrooks: Dead Tree Man by never2501 Entitled ”In Cammino Per Trasformarsi Nell’istante Presente” (which roughly translats to “Moving to transform into the present” in italian), Lord of the Rings comes to life, or death as it were, in this massive decaying sculpture made only from dead bark and roots collected from the nature, with no tools or nails used in its assembly. A moment of silence for our fallen ent brothers who perished in the Battle of Isengard… pay your own respect in the garden of the Museo Archeologico “Paolo Giovio”. Artist: Website (via: Street Art News)
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ianbrooks: Dead Tree Man by never2501 Entitled ”In Cammino Per Trasformarsi Nell’istante Presente” (which roughly translats to “Moving to transform into the present” in italian), Lord of the Rings comes to life, or death as it were, in this massive decaying sculpture made only from dead bark and roots collected from the nature, with no tools or nails used in its assembly. A moment of silence for our fallen ent brothers who perished in the Battle of Isengard… pay your own respect in the garden of the Museo Archeologico “Paolo Giovio”. Artist: Website (via: Street Art News)
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ianbrooks: Dead Tree Man by never2501 Entitled ”In Cammino Per Trasformarsi Nell’istante Presente” (which roughly translats to “Moving to transform into the present” in italian), Lord of the Rings comes to life, or death as it were, in this massive decaying sculpture made only from dead bark and roots collected from the nature, with no tools or nails used in its assembly. A moment of silence for our fallen ent brothers who perished in the Battle of Isengard… pay your own respect in the garden of the Museo Archeologico “Paolo Giovio”. Artist: Website (via: Street Art News)
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ianbrooks: Dead Tree Man by never2501 Entitled ”In Cammino Per Trasformarsi Nell’istante Presente” (which roughly translats to “Moving to transform into the present” in italian), Lord of the Rings comes to life, or death as it were, in this massive decaying sculpture made only from dead bark and roots collected from the nature, with no tools or nails used in its assembly. A moment of silence for our fallen ent brothers who perished in the Battle of Isengard… pay your own respect in the garden of the Museo Archeologico “Paolo Giovio”. Artist: Website (via: Street Art News)
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Dead Tree Man by never2501

Entitled ”In Cammino Per Trasformarsi Nell’istante Presente” (which roughly translats to “Moving to transform into the present” in italian), Lord of the Rings comes to life, or death as it were, in this massive decaying sculpture made only from dead bark and roots collected from the nature, with no tools or nails used in its assembly. A moment of silence for our fallen ent brothers who perished in the Battle of Isengard… pay your own respect in the garden of the Museo Archeologico “Paolo Giovio”.

Artist: Website (via: Street Art News)

ianbrooks: Tiger/Tigris by Gábor Miklós Szőke Constructed during Hello Wood, a week long art camp in Hungary bringing together students, architects, and designers to create projects for eight different Hungarian communities, “Tiger” was created for the Szakácsi community as a protector and symbol of unity. Would anybody be offended if I rode it? Just for like… two minutes. I have some latent He-Man fantasies I need to live out. Artist: Website (photos by MOME Line / via: Design Milk)
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ianbrooks: Tiger/Tigris by Gábor Miklós Szőke Constructed during Hello Wood, a week long art camp in Hungary bringing together students, architects, and designers to create projects for eight different Hungarian communities, “Tiger” was created for the Szakácsi community as a protector and symbol of unity. Would anybody be offended if I rode it? Just for like… two minutes. I have some latent He-Man fantasies I need to live out. Artist: Website (photos by MOME Line / via: Design Milk)
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ianbrooks: Tiger/Tigris by Gábor Miklós Szőke Constructed during Hello Wood, a week long art camp in Hungary bringing together students, architects, and designers to create projects for eight different Hungarian communities, “Tiger” was created for the Szakácsi community as a protector and symbol of unity. Would anybody be offended if I rode it? Just for like… two minutes. I have some latent He-Man fantasies I need to live out. Artist: Website (photos by MOME Line / via: Design Milk)
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ianbrooks: Tiger/Tigris by Gábor Miklós Szőke Constructed during Hello Wood, a week long art camp in Hungary bringing together students, architects, and designers to create projects for eight different Hungarian communities, “Tiger” was created for the Szakácsi community as a protector and symbol of unity. Would anybody be offended if I rode it? Just for like… two minutes. I have some latent He-Man fantasies I need to live out. Artist: Website (photos by MOME Line / via: Design Milk)
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Tiger/Tigris by Gábor Miklós Szőke

Constructed during Hello Wood, a week long art camp in Hungary bringing together students, architects, and designers to create projects for eight different Hungarian communities, “Tiger” was created for the Szakácsi community as a protector and symbol of unity. Would anybody be offended if I rode it? Just for like… two minutes. I have some latent He-Man fantasies I need to live out.

Artist: Website (photos by MOME Line / via: Design Milk)

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