about........

Call  it shock art. 
Call it evil art. 
Call it horror art. 
Call it controversial art. 
Call it dark art.
Call it weird art.
Call it bloody art.
Whatever.

This is one of the most shocking works of art ever created.

A sculpture that will provoke intense emotions in all who view it.

A sculpture that is unlike any ever seen.

It will elicit and provoke a strong reaction by all who view it. 

As an art collector, one of the goals is to collect art that is beyond the norm.

To collect a work of art that is extraordinary. You have seen it all, you have it all, and now, only that which shocks you becomes interesting. 

Your associates will marvel, or leave the room in disgust and terror, upon viewing this work. They will recoil and question you and who you are.

They will talk about it to their friends. They will think about it, and you, often.

They may even stop to take a selfie with it.  It's yours, and like you, unforgettable. 

 You could buy another mansion, or another Bugatti, and everyone would say “ah that’s nice”, and then proceed to yawn with boredom at your new possession. 
 
Or you could purchase and own the extraordinary. This sculpture will always be that, to all who view it, forever....... extraordinary.

Artist Statement.

There are moments in ones life, when evil overwhelms the soul. 

My soul, the very depths of my heart, became overwhelmed by this odious act of evil.
 
My heart was vexed to an extreme. Vexed to a point that I conceived of revenge. 

My hatred for this atrociously evil man grew. Though my heart is soft, and love is my natural state, this evil pressed me sorely.

Pushing me beyond my normal state, beyond my very self. My fierce emotions shoved my mind to a coarse and vile wish.

That this man be paroled under condition, not simply released, as the law allowed.

Yet I desired for more than a parole for this abominable man and his deeds. My heart was violated with the release of a monster criminal.

And I wished for him to have “His Last Parole” 

I am not proud of this sordid emotion. I do not relish in the crude and unforgiving nature of the heart and mind that my sculpture expresses. It is revolting and nauseating.

Yet without recourse or a way to process such evil in my heart, I sculpted. 

I sculpted this most shocking sculpture. I even shocked myself. Yes it is a shocking piece. 

Vivid, graphic, intense, deliberately violating accepted principles of right and wrong.

The internal rage when one must helplessly accept the fact that evil is set free, without condition. This internal rage that was stoking my anger provoked me to sculpt........

“His Last Parole”