by Jaimie Warren on July 14, 2016
These images are pulled from my personal database of thousands of saved jpgs, gifs and video clips from Internet memes, pop culture, and art history, collected over a ten-year period. Deceased saints and celebrities, horror movie victims and victims of plague, pop culture monsters and cartoon characters form a cast of silly and somber subjects who cameo in my large-scale community reenactments of art history.
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by Rea McNamara on October 30, 2015

Remember that scene in Poltergeist, when paranormal investigator Marty, standing in front of a bathroom mirror, starts to peel back the melting flesh off his face? And as you watch his fleshy bloody bits drop down in the sink, both repelled but also laughing because of the comical nature that is 1980s Hollywood special effects, you’re jarred by the quick cut back to Marty’s untouched face, signalling it was all just a horrible dream?
While this scene is a classic in the horror canon—the victim forced to stare into their mirrored representation, and witness a demonic, physiological transformation happen before their very eyes that’s beyond their control to stop—it’s also like that dream when all your teeth fall out. Al we are are just dust in the wind, dude.
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