"Cabinet & Curiosity” an H.P.Lovecraft-inspired horror.

cu·ri·os·i·ty
ˌkyo͝orēˈäsitē/

1. A strong desire to know or learn something.
   2. A strange or unusual object or fact
   
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   You know what it did to the cat. And now I’ve brought it out for you.
   
   “Cabinet & Curiosity” is an installation style piece inspired by the late H.P Lovecraft and his world of the twisted, tentacled, macabre. Installed inside a heavily distressed and “reborn” gothic style clock tower lives this horrid and rather enormous wriggling beast. It’s single, penetrating golden eye never loses it’s fixation, never blinks, and never ever stops shining. Atop the head of the beast are translucent pustules and tattered rudimentary wings and arm-like projections. The creature appears to be in a sort of recently disturbed repose, at first relaxing inside it’s age old and scratched to the bone cabinet home, only now beginning it’s slow creeping decent upon it’s new viewer.
   
   you have to see this one to believe it, but unless you’re in Washington state, these pictures (or a purchase) will have to do.
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   “Cabinet & Curiosity” is currently on display at the Red Raven Gallery, Port Townsend WA for the “What the Moon Brings” Lovecraft show.  Available works can be purchased through the gallery  HERE.                                                                           Be careful out there…