Photographer Kent Rogowski explores the inner psychology of stuffed animals by shooting plush teddy bears turned inside out and restuffed. As “their fasteners become eyes, their seams become scars, and their stuffing creeps out in the most unexpected places,” the creatures exhibit an inner core that’s at once hideous and fascinating, and still — oddly — cute. Click through for more reversible teddy bears and find out how you can score a heftily-discounted print through 2 p.m. today.
Our sister-from-another-mister Jen Bekman‘s got Kent Rogowski on tap, with her affordable art project 20×200 offering two sizes of the artist’s prints online here and here. For a limited time, use the code RIDONK at checkout to get a 20% discount on your order. Only two more hours to go, go, go.
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[...] a classic, even iconic, children’s plaything, so what better way to get some shock than to take a teddy bear and turn him inside out? The results can only be described as pink and fluffy nightmare fuel, as beanbag bellies become [...]
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