'Gnarled Piece of Alient Technology'

SF&F Picture 4 out of 15 by Ken Wronkiewicz.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Gnarled Piece of Alient Technology

I've also been doing light sculpture lately with neon and LEDs and stuff. This has actually been one of my better received pieces of art of late, hanging in two shows so far. It's a glass tube filled with krypton gas. It is meant to represent a piece of alien technology that was casually ripped from a wall somewhere and carried home as a trophy, without regards to what it really is.


	Categories: [Extrateresstial, Alien Life Forms] [Spaceships, Ships, Bessels, Transportation...] [Techno, Cyber, Technological] Techniques: [Sculpture, Clay, Pottery, etc]

Date	Name	Comment
21 Dec 2005	Anonymous	Loading... It looks very nice =)
6 Feb 2008	Aida Vicens	Loading... Intriguing...

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