This piece was created August 2004. Its dimensions are 1 foot 6 inches wide by 1 foot 6 inches long. It weighs about 10 pounds. This sculpture is a wall hanging. The background is made from wood and has the Sigil of Baphomet painted on it (painted by Abby Brimstone). This is Owen’s first "false" Necrosculpture. The bones are made from plastic. They consist of a fetal skull purchased from a medical supply company and a plastic skeleton. Stain was used to make the plastic bones look like bones fresh from the graveyard. The wings are from a Halloween prop, but are real feathers. Moss was added to the rib cavity and extends down the vertebrae and onto the wings, giving it a more visceral look. This sculpture took 25 hours to complete.
A print of this Necrosculpture is available on the merchandise page.
It is not for sale. This was a commissioned piece; it is now in a private art collection.
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