Wood Sculptures Punctured with Hundreds of Nails by Jaime Molina

2016-05-18

Artist Jaime Molina works in three dimensions, turning his aesthetic from large-scale paintings to sculptures while also creating pieces that exist someplace in-between. In this remarkable series, Molina has focused on bearded wooden heads, using nails to create the hair of each of his subjects. Despite being placed randomly and with alternating sizes, the nails give the sculptures a smooth look, adding dimension to the male heads formed from wood.

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