— The Morning Star (Lucifer) - Paul Fryer (2008)

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— The Morning Star (Lucifer) - Paul Fryer (2008)
Paul Fryer, Blue Pieta, 2009 Sculpture
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https://blog.artsper.com/en/a-closer-look/3-religious-artworks-caused-scandal/
Strikingly realistic, the sculpture “Pieta” by Paul Fryer (1983) presents an unusual scene. It depicts a dead Christ sat on an electric chair. Why were some people shocked by this rather unconventional representation? There are so many images and paintings of the Crucifixion that they no longer surprise us… Could it be that this work highlights our indifference towards the crucifix, which after all just as barbaric as the electric chair?
The crucifix is not a symbol of hope and love, it’s a symbol of primitive brutality and torture, often with a lifeless corpse attached to it.
Paul Fryer
Paul Fryer — Martyr. In Loving Memory (stainless steel, plexiglas, wax, human hair, Tesla coils, 2007)
🎶Hai visto un angelo nel marmo ma, eh devi scolpirlo se vuoi liberarlo.🎶
Salmo - L'angelo Caduto
Scultura Lucifero di Paul Frye, nella chiesa della Santa Trinità a Marylebone, Westminster, Londra.
(Lascia che ci sia più luce.)
Paul Fryer