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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
White Fright by Shary Boyle
A few weeks ago, The Vampire visited the Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and came across this gorgeous piece created by Canadian artist Shary Boyle (check out her other beautiful creepy works at the link below). This bat is perfect porcelain; the wings are created by attaching lace to the structure, then dipping the lace in liquid porcelain, and when the piece is fired the lace burns away but the shape of the lace remains. White Fright is a stunning contradiction - bats are meant to be dark, evil, little vessels of pestilence, aren't they?
[Link to Shary Boyle's websites]
[Link to Gardiner Museum]
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