If one were to take the art of Charisse Weston at face value, there would be plenty to deal with. Her sculptures are made of a variety of materials that include, in one piece, an inkjet print on canvas, 220 grit silicone carbide, shattered glass, slumped Mirropane, Solarcool breeze surveillance glass, shattered tempered glass, metal end cap, epoxy, ink and acrylic paint.
Controversial Paintings Of People Skinned Alive That Will Shock You Invader's New 'Star Wars' Street Art Project Pays Homage To OG Filming Locations German Beer Ad Shows Men Cradling Their Beer Bellies Like Pregnant Moms Jennifer Dunn's Hilarious Heartwarming Watercolor Paintings Of Sassy Animals With Pop Culture References Polish Artist Covers City Streets In Intricate Lace Patterns After The Apocalypse: Emotionally Impacting Illustrations By Jonas De Ro This Artist Creates Super-Abusive And Cute Greeting
Flooded London By Squint/Opera Depicts "Curiously Utopian" Vision Of The City Under Water Theater of The Bauhaus: An Illustrated Guide to Total Art from 1925 "Super Best Friends": Friendships Are Everywhere We Look! Never Drink Alone: A Visual Melancholic Journey Into Loneliness Artist Recreates Best Picture Nominees As Oscars 2020 Statues Looney Tunes: The Original Model Sheets Into The Make-Believe World Of Polish Re-Enactors 5 Ridiculously Pretty Sisters Thank Their Parents for Their Expensive Weddings With a Photoshoot
