BARBIE BUDDHAS

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I found these two headless Buddha statues during the inorganic trash collection a few weeks ago. Decapitating the two Barbie dolls was a bizarre experience!!
........if only Barbie could find the Buddah within herself.......
See more of my altered Barbies and recycled and upcycled works at
www.martinadlington.webs.com

Comments

Gone said…
Love these, I see them as representing the clash of cultures East/West.
5:38 am
Unknown said…
i love it ... reminds me of nancy fouts' work .. a friend of mine from london www.nancyfouts.com

keep up the good work you are an inspiration to me!

tj
5:55 pm
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