Tessa Farmer is an English artist and sculptress based in London.
She often recycles natural materials such as dead insect carcasses, plant roots and other found materials to create her works, which are sometimes described as depicting Boschian scenes of conflicts, between animals and insects, and tiny winged skeletal humanoids.
The works are sometimes exhibited under the title Little Savages and they are fascinating creations (and I would love to own one), although I suspect that they are outside my price range.
Working on the premise that extra publicity for her work is always welcome (as Heather Jansch, another artist whose work I admire, was happy to accept), I hope that she doesn't object to me posting just a couple of images from the web, and she has her own website where you can see more of them if you find them as interesting as I do.
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She often recycles natural materials such as dead insect carcasses, plant roots and other found materials to create her works, which are sometimes described as depicting Boschian scenes of conflicts, between animals and insects, and tiny winged skeletal humanoids.
The works are sometimes exhibited under the title Little Savages and they are fascinating creations (and I would love to own one), although I suspect that they are outside my price range.
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Working on the premise that extra publicity for her work is always welcome (as Heather Jansch, another artist whose work I admire, was happy to accept), I hope that she doesn't object to me posting just a couple of images from the web, and she has her own website where you can see more of them if you find them as interesting as I do.
I like sexy fairies, I'm not too keen on the fleshless, insect killing fairies.
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