Original artwork description:

Bone Idol is a latter day totem, where the Flintstones meet sanitised Voodoo.
Constructed from disparate elements, this work combines mid-century Soviet veterinary anatomical graphics with a citrus yellow electroluminescent text inlay.
The enclosure itself is constructed from clinically prepared cow thigh bones integrated into a conventional hard wood moulding, the whole being lacquered in a uniform bone coloured satin varnish. This creates an almost factory moulded frame that pays homage to the Hannah Barbara cartoon character Bam Bam and her dinosaur bone hair decoration.

This Artwork needs a power supply. The EL wire needs a 12v power supply.

Materials used:

Digital print, foam-x panel, EL wire inlay, animal bone in ornate frame.

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Bone Idol (2015)

Mixed-media painting 
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Bone Idol is a latter day totem, where the Flintstones meet sanitised Voodoo.
Constructed from disparate elements, this work combines mid-century Soviet veterinary anatomical graphics with a citrus yellow electroluminescent text inlay.
The enclosure itself is constructed from clinically prepared cow thigh bones integrated into a conventional hard wood moulding, the whole being lacquered in a uniform bone coloured satin varnish. This creates an almost factory moulded frame that pays homage to the Hannah Barbara cartoon character Bam Bam and her dinosaur bone hair decoration.

This Artwork needs a power supply. The EL wire needs a 12v power supply.

Materials used:

Digital print, foam-x panel, EL wire inlay, animal bone in ornate frame.

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The DANGEROUS MINDS ARTISTS Studio was founded by Michael Lake-McMillan and Alan Stuart. The artists’ distinctive work constantly refers and returns to the touchstones of light, beauty in decay, abandonment... Read more

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