Everybody has seen those traditional porcelain figurines that your grandmother most likely collected. Usually of a pair of cheek to cheek angels or a slender oddly painted cat. Now artist Jessica Harrison has taken those dainty little pieces and given them a much darker aesthetic. Welcome to gore-celain, violent and bloody artworks of traditional ceramic ladies and I can't get enough of it! This is some of the most metal porcelain i have seen.
I think this one is my favorite although its hard to choose.
I think this girl was on the event horizon. do you see? DO YOU SEE?
You can check out a full interview with Jessica Harrison over at http://www.dontpaniconline.com/magazine/arts/visceral-beauty or check out more of her beautiful work at http://www.jessicaharrison.co.uk/
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