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Weird Art (for Weird People)

Weird art is where imagination runs wild, and rules politely excuse themselves. This community celebrates the bold, the bizarre, the tender, the delightfully unhinged.

If it’s strange, soulful, handmade, and human, it belongs here. All weird art is welcome… as long as it’s not AI-generated.

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At the artist's site are a few other pictures like these.

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The creation and accomplishment of this 18-meter long colossus took more than three years of work and 75 tons of Guatemalan beige marble.

Source: https://artistics.com/artzine/birth-a-giant/

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Maman by Louise Bourgeois (upload.wikimedia.org)
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There are multiple sculptures of these in different places all over the world.

The main picture is from Bürkliplatz in Zürich, Switzerland.

This here is in Bilbao, Spain

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This one in Mexico City

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Artist's site: http://magpierodgers.bigcartel.com/

More art:

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Skull Larva
2 inches tall
Made from aluminum foil, masking tape, latex, plastic, "Green Stuff."
Sold in 2025
Enjoy!

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Artist IG: Cardinalofchaoss

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Caitlin’s site: https://www.caitlinhackett.com/about

From Caitlin:

Mirroring ancient myths of transformation in often grotesque ways, we find in contemporary times that animals are being transformed biologically due to interactions with human pollutants; there are frogs with triplicate legs and blind eyes, cows with shriveled sets of legs growing out of their backs, two faced piglets being born on factory farms and radioactive fish rotting from the inside in poisoned seas, the list goes on.

I am interested in the power of these mutations both for their mythological allusions as well as their dire environmental implications. I hope to remind those who view my artwork that we too are animals, embedded in this fragile world even as we poison it.

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Artist’s links: https://linktr.ee/GORDIART

More art:

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The artist’s links: https://linktr.ee/sloppjockey

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Located at the Buckhead library in Atlanta, GA.

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