Twin Skulls Transform The Facade Of This 19th Century French Castle

Twin Skulls Transform The Facade Of This 19th Century French Castle


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Okuda San Miguel (formerly showed ) recently turned a 19th-century castle into Château, France, perhaps my favorite artist's work to date.

An intervention called "Skull in a Mirror" covers the facade of a giant house in combination of colorful peas and is surrounded on both sides by two three-story skulls. Three attic windows in the upper part of the castle are lined with bright red, blue and orange, and the windows of the second floor serve as openings for the four combined prismatic skull eyes.
More information: Okuda / Instagram (h / t: colossal )

the last day, working on my new Castle / video from @chopemdownfilms @spencershea +++, curator #inkandmovement + @bynightgallery somewhere in France #okudasanmiguel #okudartchateau #okudacastle #okudart # +++ @labelvalettefestival

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