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FALLEN

Prometheus and the ethereal essence of lost souls

Welcome to Studio Skellett

Studio Skellett sculptures are not merely artistic creations, they are a reflection, a mirror where the boundaries of reality and reflection merge, inviting viewers to contemplate the enigmatic and the eternal within themselves.

 

Paul Skellett and Jason Skellett are renowned for their evocative sculptures, which capture an ethereal essence of what could be termed as lost souls.

Their work exudes a moody, atmospheric quality, characterised by a haunting beauty that blurs the line between the tangible, the transcendent and inner space, a place in which we find ourselves during in times of reflection. Studio Skellett sculptures are not artistic decoration, although they do fulfil that role, they are a reflection, a mirror where the boundaries of reality and reflection merge, inviting viewers to contemplate the enigmatic and the eternal within themselves.

 

Studio Skellett also reflects an element of physical disconnection shared by the two artists, both suffer from the often overlooked, yet debilitating chronic pain condition called Fibromyalgia. 

 

‘We like to put a face to the pain and emotional state we’re experiencing at the time, so we create figures with ‘personality’. The characters we create are sometimes very ‘human’. Other times they can be an abstract emotion, a distorted human form, but still in effect, human. A good analogy for Fibromyalgia sufferers is very much ‘The Portrait of Dorian Gray.’ What you see is not necessarily what you see.’ Skellett

 

The raw nature of Paul and Jasons work brings drama and personality to any space, a visual statement that will most defiantly promote discussion.

 

‘Art is the cultural fingerprint that defines us, an object in a space unique only to you. It’s not unlike an individual’s use of words. A persons vocabulary sculpts out an ‘image’ in the listeners mind, revealing a layer of their true personality and aspirations. Sight and sound are emotional frequencies unique to your own sense of being.’

Skellett.

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Enjoy!

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