Pete Goldlust Carves Colorful Crayons into Intricate Sculptures
Posted By Diane Pham On July 17, 2011 @ 2:00 pm In Art,carousel showcase,gallery | No Comments
These days the keyboard may be the dominant medium of creation, but there are still plenty of people holding tight to their trusty pencils [4] and crayons [5]. Inspired by the disjunctions seen in the world around us, Pete Goldlust [6] is using these colorful sticks of wax to express his views on the state of existence in the form of meticulously carved crayon sculptures. With such creative names as “Evita” and “Self Portrait of a Foot Massager”, Goldlusts’ intricate pieces are as steeped in nuanced meaning as they are a feast for the eye.
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