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April 19, 2011 4:44 PM Subscribe
Kris Kuksi makes sculptures, paintings, and drawings. A time-lapse of his sculpting process and a walkthrough with details. He has a book and sells his sculptures. His most famous work is perhaps Church Tank. [Previously]
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posted by rahnefan at 5:06 PM on April 19, 2011
posted by rahnefan at 5:06 PM on April 19, 2011
Quick, someone front me $20,000. Address is in the profile.
posted by cjorgensen at 5:32 PM on April 19, 2011
posted by cjorgensen at 5:32 PM on April 19, 2011
Never seen this guy's stuff before, but Church Tank is inspired.
posted by Decimask at 6:31 PM on April 19, 2011
posted by Decimask at 6:31 PM on April 19, 2011
I'm amazed.
posted by bonobothegreat at 6:05 AM on April 20, 2011
posted by bonobothegreat at 6:05 AM on April 20, 2011
I love Kris Kuksi's sculptures. First time I saw his work was from flipping through and issue of Juxtapoz. The detail in the sculpture was just that interesting that even just a photograph in a magazine made me flip back and try to pick out all the details. A little while after that, he had a gallery showing I went to, and man, it made me wish I was rich so I could buy it all for my house. They look like totally different landscapes from different angles in person. Some of them I even found myself kneeling on the ground to take a look at the bottom. I almost wondered if I'd find more weird details if I took the ones hanging off the walls to see the backside.
posted by kkokkodalk at 8:09 AM on April 20, 2011
posted by kkokkodalk at 8:09 AM on April 20, 2011
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