Posted by specialK October 31, 2012
Korean artist Choi Xooang creates surreal polymer clay sculptures that appear to be both fragile and nightmarish. Gathering information about Choi Xooang and his art was difficult, but the theory is that his sculptures are screaming about human rights abuse in Korea. The figures are screaming, but are they heard or can they be seen? I found them alarming and moving.
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