Memento Mori Jewellery
Another piece of memento Mori jewellery, but unfinished- with cast the bat heads in metal and add a dark patina later on!
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Wearable taxidermy art
Bracelet made with a found rat skeleton and cast with rivets and spikes!
Royal College of Surgeons anatomy teaching immortalised
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Milan Nenezic
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Zombie Burlesque Art
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