SKIRMISHER

I disassemble typewriters and then reassemble them into full-scale, anatomically correct human figures. I do not solder, weld, or glue these assemblages together- the process is entirely cold assembly.
I’m very interested in assembly, particularly in nature. I pay very close attention to the strong current in science and technology flowing inexorably toward an emulation of […]

From William Lamson’s series called “Intervention.”

Cassette tapes melted and fashioned into a human skeleton, currently on display at the International Museum of Surgical Science
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{Mad: “Dear Sex Toy Shop…”}

Japanese Performance artist Momoyo Torimitsu unleashed her crawling “Japanese businessman robot” on some street in Australia. Apparently, it’s her own critique on the lifestyle of the Japanese salaryman.

Pope Benedict XVI uses his proven awesome powers to battle Kingkong.
From Edoardo de Falchi’s public photomontage installation in Rome, Italy.

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Robin Schwartz’s photos of daughter Amelia are part fable, part truth, part imagination, and entirely fascinating.

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Revital Cohen’s take on the ‘man-machine’ aesthetic: turning dogs into The Respiratory Dog, and sheep into The Dialysis Machine.
The Explanation here.

These fascinating garden sculptures at the Science and Technology Park near the Olympic Village, Beijing, China can be enjoyed from July 8th to September 8, 2008, presumably while you’re taking a breather from the Beijing Olympic games.
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