Orgonite Skull made by :HoodXHippie |
For the small works project I decide to pick this orgonite skull because it combines two things that I enjoy a lot:
1. Crystals
2. Skulls
This Skull is special because it came to me in a difficult time of my life. I find this piece thanks to social media. On Instagram I start following crystal pages and I discover this Etsy store called HoodXHippie, that makes orgonite on Hernando- Mississippi. I had no idea what orgonite mean, I knew about the meaning or power of certain crystals but I never heard about this term until I found this piece. Orgonite is a energy healing device made from resin, metal and crystals that protects against electromagnetic pollution.
Why I pick a skull rather than other form? I have to admit that when I was a little girl I was scared of skulls just because the symbolism associating this figure with dead and cemeteries. On my late teens my perception of skulls change when I discover candy skulls. Actually I see skulls as a symbol of transformation and non-conformity.
First three versions of small works |
The first three versions of small works are based on how I perceive or see skulls.
1. Skull in Altar Photograph=Believes/ Mysticism
2. Candy Skull Mask = Art
3. Mexican Skull Drawing = Tradition/Culture
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"Skull in Altar": Digital Photography (Photoshop to Black & White) |
"Mexican Skull": Drawing - Mix Media (Pastels, thread & Fabric Paint) |
"Candy Skull": Mix Media (Markers,Paper, Duck Tape, Wood Stick) |
My first piece is a Candy Skull Banner: this version includes the construction paper, the printing ink, the markers and the thread.
Construction Paper Painted with Printing Ink in form of Skull |
Faces of Candy Skulls Draw with Markers |
"Candy Skull Banner": Mix Media (Construction Paper, Printing Ink, Markers & Thread) |
My second piece is a Candy Skull Pillow: for this version I used the jute fabric and the thread to build a cushion.
Jute Fabric cutout to form Skull |
Jute Skull in Progress, Adding details with thread |
"Candy Skull Pillow": Fabrics (Jute Fabric & Thread) |
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