Chikkoi Warrior Teal Kiba with Flower Caitlin Hackett in a collision of quasi-photorealism

in a collision of quasi-photorealism and the visually disturbed

the pinnacle of the counterculture movement in San Francisco

The back of the frame is covered in vintage (really cool

And so it has gone ever since

and snow painted with watercolor and acrylic with the occasional still life

Chikkoi Warrior Teal Kiba with Flower Caitlin Hackett in a collision of quasi-photorealismDetails About Ceramic, acrylic 4 x 2. 5 x 2. 75 in. 2019 Wall mounted sculpture Erika Sanada's early inspirations stemmed from creatures and characters of horror films. Watching these stories were a way for her to escape unpleasant realities during childhood. She creates intricate, hairless ceramic creaturesoften adorable but also unsettling and bizarre. Sanada is represented by Modern Eden Gallery in San Francisco where the artist currently lives and