Pictures taken from Foley Gallery
I love these photos of warped looking soft toys. They exude a certain tragic-happy feel that is inexplicable with written words.
These mangled creatures are actually teddy bears which have been turned inside-out by New York-based artist, Kent Rogowski.
To view the gallery in full, click HERE. My favourite teddy is HERE.
Said the press release on Rogowski’s photography exhibition:
In this body of work Rogowski presents a delicate and sensational series of teddy bear portraits. The bears appear different than ordinary stuffed animals. They have been turned inside out, re-stuffed and sewn back together, transforming them, creating entirely new creatures. The result of this enabled metamorphosis is a new kind of bear, sometimes grotesque or pathetic but often rather endearing. These new emblems no longer sustain the perfect image of childhood, but break apart this image into a complex picture of youth and development.
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