So, we have reached day 65 of the 365 days of Dark Art series. (I’m aware that some have been posted on odd days, and for this I apologise, but life, you know?) Anyway, I wanted to feature an artist who I think is really bloody special for this 65th post.
The artist I opted for is American visionary Caitlin Hackett. Her work – which focuses predominantly on the natural world – deeply disturbs and intrigues me. Many of her images feature seriously eerie looking rabbits, which remind me, vividly, of the The Black Rabbit of Inlé from the novel Watership Down.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 