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Design Museum: Dissected fleshy sculpture by Cao Hui

Design Museum presents to you Beijing-based contemporary artist Cao Hui.
Hui has constructed and dissected classical sculptures to reveal raw, fleshy, innards as he has previously do pulled the guts out of a sofa or opened the gruesome, gory inside of a suitcase.

See also, Design Museum: Contemporary sculpture art by Erwin Wurm

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Cao Hui‘s ultra realistic sculptures manage to be intriguing while stomach turning.

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Cao sculpts every day objects such as furniture or clothing as if from butchered flesh and innards.

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His strict attention to detail can be seen from the entrails spilling out of a slashed cushion to a couple swollen armrest stitches.

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Though constructed from resin, his artwork appears to bulge, droop, and tear much like actual flesh.

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Cao juxtaposes inside and outside, essence and appearance in a very literal (albeit gory) manner.

See also, Design Museum: Contemporary sculpture art by Erwin Wurm

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While disturbing, Cao effectively executes his modern artwork with a certain dark humor.

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