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   xoxoxoBruce  Sunday May 16 12:49 AM

May 16, 2010: Dem Bones II

Unlike Dem Bones I, Dem Bones II aren't animal bones.
Francois Robert used human bones to make these pieces.



Quote:
"Bones have always fascinated me," says Robert. His portfolio has always included images of animal skulls, recovered from the desert. He once spent five weeks photographing skulls in the collection of the Field Museum of Natural History. By 2007, the recession was taking its toll. "I had so much extra time. What was I going to do with it?" He turned to the skeleton in his locker.
Robert realized that his skeleton was limited: it was wired together for display. He decided he wanted a skeleton he could take apart. Online, he found a source for disarticulated human skeletons, and he traded his in, and took delivery of a box containing 206 separate bones, each the real thing, not plaster or resin.
He arranged them into a picture, photographed it, then tore it apart to make the next piece. Better than becoming a serial killer, or grave robber, I suppose.

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ZenGum  Sunday May 16 02:28 AM

Is this supposed to be humerus?



SPUCK  Sunday May 16 06:36 AM

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Originally Posted by ZenGum View Post
Is this supposed to be humerus?



ferret88  Sunday May 16 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by ZenGum View Post
Is this supposed to be humerus?
Whatsamatter? You can't take a ribbing?


Cloud  Sunday May 16 11:58 AM

ick. cool, but ick.



Diaphone Jim  Sunday May 16 12:40 PM

"And when I feel my finger on your trigger..."
Wait a minute. Your trigger IS my finger!



Trilby  Sunday May 16 01:31 PM

(s)Kull!



HungLikeJesus  Sunday May 16 01:56 PM

I had no idea you could order human skeletons on the internet. This is just what I need for the next Halloween party.



thx1138  Sunday May 16 02:23 PM

Alas poor Yorick, always shooting off his month again.



toranokaze  Sunday May 16 06:21 PM

Ok where do you get man bones without getting a police rap



xoxoxoBruce  Sunday May 16 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by toranokaze View Post
Ok where do you get man bones...
Y, MCA


spudcon  Monday May 17 06:51 AM

I won't make the obvious reference to a boner.



Shawnee123  Monday May 17 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by toranokaze View Post
Ok where do you get man bones without getting a police rap
Hobos.


toranokaze  Monday May 17 02:38 PM

but I use those for soup



richlevy  Tuesday May 18 10:11 PM

Bah! He's got nothing on this

http://www.kostnice.cz/ <-- official site

Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedlec_Ossuary

Quote:
The Sedlec Ossuary (Czech: kostnice Sedlec) is a small Roman Catholic chapel, located beneath the Cemetery Church of All Saints (Czech: Hřbitovní kostel Všech Svatých) in Sedlec, a suburb of Kutná Hora in the Czech Republic. The ossuary is estimated to contain the skeletons of between 40,000 and 70,000 people, many of whom have had their bones artistically arranged to form decorations and furnishings for the chapel.
The guy who designed it signed his name in foot tall letters in human bones.


spudcon  Wednesday May 19 12:40 PM

Buncha sick bastards that make artwork out of people's bones. They probably think it's funny when Kenny gets killed too.



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