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Enrique Gomez de Molina’s Taxidermy Hybrids

By / 08 Dec 2011 @ 9:58 am

 

It is fascinating to see the hybrid species he has created in some cases using part spotted skunk, fan tail pigeon, rooster, and ostrich or skunk, lamb, and deer hooves.

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During Miami Art last week I discovered the fascinating sculptures of Enrique Gomez de Molina. Using the parts of once-living animals, de Molina hopes to bring awareness to the danger faced by a multitude of species: nuclear and chemical waste, over development and deforestation, to name a few. Genetic engineering and human intervention also accounts for the conceptualization of these surreal pieces. Enrique de Molina puts into question the possibilities artificial evolution that the future holds.

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