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Sunday, 25 August 2013

Incarnate by Maskull Lasserre

Maskull Lasserre creates startling artistic works using unusual media. One of the incredible pieces in his Incarnate series is a series of textbooks pressed tightly together with a long carpenter’s vice. When you spin the piece around you find a human skull glaring back at you. As you look closer you notice that Lassserre carved the skull right out fo the pages of the textbooks. Using power tools and patience Maskull created this death-like skull from the insides of the series of books.

What is lurking behind that row of textbooks on your bookshelf? Did they just move? Why are they clamped together tightly with a vice? Maskull Lasserre creates startling artistic works using unusual media. One of the incredible pieces in his Incarnate series is a series of textbooks pressed tightly together with a long carpenter’s vice. When you spin the piece around you find a human skull glaring back at you. As you look closer you notice that Lassserre carved the skull right out fo the pages of the textbooks. Using power tools and patience Maskull created this death-like skull from the insides of the series of books. 

Maskull used a real human skull as the basis for creating his skull book. Be careful what you choose to read tonight. You never know what may be lurking on the other side. 06 more images after the break...


Maskull Lasserre creates startling artistic works using unusual media. One of the incredible pieces in his Incarnate series is a series of textbooks pressed tightly together with a long carpenter’s vice. When you spin the piece around you find a human skull glaring back at you. As you look closer you notice that Lassserre carved the skull right out fo the pages of the textbooks. Using power tools and patience Maskull created this death-like skull from the insides of the series of books.

Maskull Lasserre creates startling artistic works using unusual media. One of the incredible pieces in his Incarnate series is a series of textbooks pressed tightly together with a long carpenter’s vice. When you spin the piece around you find a human skull glaring back at you. As you look closer you notice that Lassserre carved the skull right out fo the pages of the textbooks. Using power tools and patience Maskull created this death-like skull from the insides of the series of books.

Maskull Lasserre creates startling artistic works using unusual media. One of the incredible pieces in his Incarnate series is a series of textbooks pressed tightly together with a long carpenter’s vice. When you spin the piece around you find a human skull glaring back at you. As you look closer you notice that Lassserre carved the skull right out fo the pages of the textbooks. Using power tools and patience Maskull created this death-like skull from the insides of the series of books.

Maskull Lasserre creates startling artistic works using unusual media. One of the incredible pieces in his Incarnate series is a series of textbooks pressed tightly together with a long carpenter’s vice. When you spin the piece around you find a human skull glaring back at you. As you look closer you notice that Lassserre carved the skull right out fo the pages of the textbooks. Using power tools and patience Maskull created this death-like skull from the insides of the series of books.

Maskull Lasserre creates startling artistic works using unusual media. One of the incredible pieces in his Incarnate series is a series of textbooks pressed tightly together with a long carpenter’s vice. When you spin the piece around you find a human skull glaring back at you. As you look closer you notice that Lassserre carved the skull right out fo the pages of the textbooks. Using power tools and patience Maskull created this death-like skull from the insides of the series of books.

Maskull Lasserre creates startling artistic works using unusual media. One of the incredible pieces in his Incarnate series is a series of textbooks pressed tightly together with a long carpenter’s vice. When you spin the piece around you find a human skull glaring back at you. As you look closer you notice that Lassserre carved the skull right out fo the pages of the textbooks. Using power tools and patience Maskull created this death-like skull from the insides of the series of books.

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