Skulcon (ballpoint pen)

UNIQUE DECOR LTD

£80

Skulcon is a striking and thought-provoking artwork by London-based artist Kyu. This piece juxtaposes the imagery of a skull with a playful cone, creating a surreal and edgy visual statement. The work challenges traditional perceptions of life and death, infusing the macabre with a sense of whimsy and unexpected creativity. Authenticity guaranteed: this artwork is an original creation, not a copy Artwork, created in 2024. Size: 46cm x 26cm Paper weight 320gms Executed with meticulous detail using only a ballpoint pen, the artwork demonstrates Kyu’s extraordinary skill and unique artistic persp

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