This totemic idol is serves as an apocalyptic memorial to the great earth cracking of 2044, and the following scuttling and looting of seven of the twelve inhabited arks. Depicting one of the numerous 'Mother Sky' cloud shapes that appeared simultaneously in the skies around the earth above the tectonic leaks, heralding astral seepage then doom. This piece is sold a potent visual souvenir for the eyes of the survivors.

Since the Great Plague II, the uprising of the icars then the subsequent death of 97% percent of the human-race after the 'Earthcrack', we've had to adopt a 'back to basics' existence with very little need for art.

 

Daniel Sparkes emerged as an illustriously oddball member of the British subversive art scene in the early 2000s. Before long, this lead to work producing designs for fashion brands such as Nike and Sixpack and illustrations for clients such as Redbull and Warp Records. His work has been featured in a number of books published by Thames and Hudson, Die Gestalten Verlag and others and in articles in magazines such as The Face, Juxtapoz and Dazed & Confused. Sparkes now works purely as a fine artist, producing drawings and paintings for exhibition. He has exhibited extensively in Europe and North America and has upcoming shows in London, Sydney and Los Angeles.

 

www.danielksparkes.com

 

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