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| New artwork. (Sept 24, 2013) Death Poison Rebirth Into The Cultus black ink and watercolor on heavy watercolor paper www.scottferry.com www.instagram.com/scottferry www.shadowsofseakh.etsy.com © Scott Ferry, 2013 |
Showing posts with label death. Show all posts
Showing posts with label death. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
New Artwork - Death Poison Rebirth Into The Maleficium Cultus
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Nesseti (make the angels die)
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| Nesseti (make the angels die) 15”x20” watercolor www.scottferry.com http://shadowsofseakh.etsy.com/ |
This artwork was created as both a sigil and a curse against the tainted religion forced upon us. Morals that mean nothing to me and mean nothing to the enormity of nature itself.
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Exhibition Video : Scott Ferry at Agora Gallery
Scott Ferry at Agora Gallery September 2012 from Scott Ferry on Vimeo.
SCOTT FERRY showing at
EXPO 106U 2012
September 3rd to September 14th 2012
at AGORA GALLERY
Cegep du Vieux Montreal
Opening hours are Monday to Thursday 11am to 7pm and Fridays 11am to 4pm.
255, rue Ontario Est, Montréal (Québec) H2X 1X6
www.scottferry.com
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Monday, September 3, 2012
ectoplasm ... sweet dreams
I have been always fascinated with the fine line between sleep, death, and dream. The world that lies beyond this one and some things can be created to exist almost eternally. An existence that increases in power and beauty yet lures the mind through the idea of fragility and innocence. What can lurk behind the eyes of these creations can be overwelming and malicious in a good way.
- Scott Ferry
www.scottferry.com
- Scott Ferry
www.scottferry.com
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Beltane/Samhain ... Sex and Death
The tangible and visible dance of life celebrated at Beltane clearly grows from the dissolution,
the dance of death and transformation at Samhain.
It is Beltane in the Southern Hemisphere, the season of sweet desire for being. That desire which holds all form together and allows the dance of life. In the Northern Hemisphere it is Samhain, the season of celebrating the falling apart of all form, the end of desire which allows death and transformation.
At these cross-quarters "the veil is thin that divides the worlds."
Recent scientific studies indicate that organic life may be born from inorganic matter. Particles of plasma, normally considered inorganic, can undergo self-organization resulting in helical structures that become charged and are attracted to each other, thus taking on qualities of living matter — they are "autonomous, they reproduce and they evolve".
the dance of death and transformation at Samhain.
It is Beltane in the Southern Hemisphere, the season of sweet desire for being. That desire which holds all form together and allows the dance of life. In the Northern Hemisphere it is Samhain, the season of celebrating the falling apart of all form, the end of desire which allows death and transformation.
At these cross-quarters "the veil is thin that divides the worlds."
Recent scientific studies indicate that organic life may be born from inorganic matter. Particles of plasma, normally considered inorganic, can undergo self-organization resulting in helical structures that become charged and are attracted to each other, thus taking on qualities of living matter — they are "autonomous, they reproduce and they evolve".
Friday, July 13, 2012
Post-mortem photography, particularly of children
Post-mortem photography, particularly of children seems to retain a sense of mystery and a doll like atmosphere. There is a sense that the body has become a material to be recreated and dressed much like they would have liked to have seen the child in life. A sort of nostalgic recollection etched into memory.. more real in death then in life. Many comments have been made on the subject.. some related to the fact that these are just dead children.. and that is all.. no sense of putting an atmosphere around it that wasn't there. This is true in a sense.. it is nothing more then that for some people living today (much like an actual haunted house is no more then a house), but back then in the 19th century there was a very big search and quest to see and speak with the dead.. to touch the spirits that seemed to live with us yet separate. Living with the dead was something that was seen by all to be a part of their lives.. and something not to be parted with or thrown aside.. a keep sake... something to hold dear.. There was a sense that the dead bodies retained some sense of soul.. some sort of spirit and atmosphere... a haunted feeling.. a similarity in part to dolls possibly..
- Scott Ferry
www.scottferry.com
(most of these images may have been seen over and over.. but i picked out certain ones to pinpoint the look and feeling of how close the reference is to : a doll, the look of the living compared to the dead, angelic, a sense of a presence within the body, a haunted atmosphere)
(in this one the girl on the left is dead, the right one is alive)
- Scott Ferry
www.scottferry.com
(most of these images may have been seen over and over.. but i picked out certain ones to pinpoint the look and feeling of how close the reference is to : a doll, the look of the living compared to the dead, angelic, a sense of a presence within the body, a haunted atmosphere)
(in this one the girl on the left is dead, the right one is alive)
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Sweet Life & Death
New Artwork! This piece will be shown for the first time at Le mur insolite this May.
More info to come. http://http://www.murinsolite.com/
Sweet Life & Death
10"x12"
pigment ink, watercolor, marker on watercolor paper
http://www.scottferry.com
© Scott Ferry, sodrac 2012
http://www.sodrac.ca/
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