Crayon Sculptures by Christian Faur
Remember that smell when you opened a fresh box of crayons when you were a kid?I always like to areange my box of crayons by color. I was wierd even as a kid. I found it completely intoxicating.The shape,the waxy shine,the smell and the bright new colors. I liked to read the names of each color in that big box. It’s what I imagine these works to smell like – a little bit of nostalgic heaven. Ohio-based artist Christian Faur created this series of crayon sculptures using hand-cast crayons. Each piece has a pixelated look. The crayons are set on their ends with the tip pointing up and each represents a value from the photograph the image is based on.
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Remember that smell when you opened a fresh box of crayons when you were a kid?I always like to areange my box of crayons by color. I was wierd even as a kid. I found it completely intoxicating.The shape,the waxy shine,the smell and the bright new colors. I liked to read the names of each color in that big box. It’s what I imagine these works to smell like – a little bit of nostalgic heaven. Ohio-based artist Christian Faur created this series of crayon sculptures using hand-cast crayons. Each piece has a pixelated look. The crayons are set on their ends with the tip pointing up and each represents a value from the photograph the image is based on.
To read more.
" POST YOUR OPINIONS IN THE COMMENTS" or email me at delilah@artbydelilah.com
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Home Page Art by Delilah = http://www.delilah-smith.com
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