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Richman sings about the bleakness of life at highway speeds and the solitude enforced by vacant mass culture and convenience stores—but in that bleakness
communication is power
leaves and skeleton gloves contrast with gaping holes filled with dizzying Op-Art to create a landscape that seems like Tim Burton got together with Henri Matisse to make their own paradise
as all human nature can attest
My Turn No.5 Kassie McMahon Richman sings about the bleaknessDetails Artist Bio 2 x 3 x 3 inches 2013 Ceramic, Glaze Free Standing Sculpture Erika Sanada's early inspirations stemmed from creatures and characters of horror films. Watching these stories were a way for her to escape unpleasant realities during childhood. She creates intricate, hairless ceramic creaturesoften adorable but also unsettling and bizarre. Her artwork has been published in Hi Fructose Magazine, Hey! Magazine and Beautiful Bizarre