New Skeletons and Insects Carved from Common Inanimate Objects by Maskull Lasserre

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Montreal-based artist Maskull Lasserre recently completed a new body of work for an exhibition titled Fable at Centre Space gallery in Toronto that ran through January 19th. Lasserre is known for his incredible ability to carve anatomical forms of animals, people, insects and other forms out of inanimate objects such as doors, tables, pianos, and even instruments

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:eek: scary

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ewww :nahi:

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Amazingly Cool Work.