Cursed Porcelain

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Working with what we know as the ‘classic porcelain figure,’ Danish artist Maria Rubinke  turns innocence on its head to create horror, chaos and wonderful, bloody madness with her little pale little ones.

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My name is Katie Metcalfe and I’m an English author, blogger, poet and songwriter. I have a northern fever and tend to be a bit too wyrd for most people.

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