Pavia Burroughs

Pavia is a Philadelphia, PA based artist.
She has her BFA from the University of the Arts.
Wisdom Teeth Deer teeth, thread, roots, fabric 1.5” x 1.5” x .5”

Wisdom Teeth

Deer teeth, thread, roots, fabric

1.5” x 1.5” x .5”

Wisdom Teeth Deer teeth, thread, roots, fabric 1.5” x 1.5” x .5”

Wisdom Teeth

Deer teeth, thread, roots, fabric

1.5” x 1.5” x .5”

Wisdom Teeth Deer teeth, thread, roots, fabric 1.5” x 1.5” x .5”

Wisdom Teeth

Deer teeth, thread, roots, fabric

1.5” x 1.5” x .5”

Wisdom Teeth Deer teeth, thread, roots, fabric 1.5” x 1.5” x .5”

Wisdom Teeth

Deer teeth, thread, roots, fabric

1.5” x 1.5” x .5”

Wisdom Teeth Deer teeth, thread, roots, fabric 1.5” x 1.5” x .5”

Wisdom Teeth

Deer teeth, thread, roots, fabric

1.5” x 1.5” x .5”

Wisdom Teeth Deer teeth, thread, roots, fabric 1.5” x 1.5” x .5”

Wisdom Teeth

Deer teeth, thread, roots, fabric

1.5” x 1.5” x .5”

Mycology Rust, plaster, paint, wood 2” x 1” x .25”

Mycology

Rust, plaster, paint, wood

2” x 1” x .25”

Mycology Rust, plaster, paint, wood 2” x 1” x .25”

Mycology

Rust, plaster, paint, wood

2” x 1” x .25”

Mycology Rust, plaster, paint, wood 2” x 1” x .25”

Mycology

Rust, plaster, paint, wood

2” x 1” x .25”

Mycology Rust, plaster, paint, wood 2” x 1” x .25”

Mycology

Rust, plaster, paint, wood

2” x 1” x .25”

Since July I worked for In-Depth Inc. They were hired to create a 14 foot lizard for the Children’s Museum of Naples, which I then created. It was made of a variety of materials, the legs are detachable, and the whole “skin” unzips off of the foam form. So here are a series of hastily taken photos I took of it, while it was still in my living room.

Since July I worked for In-Depth Inc. They were hired to create a 14 foot lizard for the Children’s Museum of Naples, which I then created.

It was made of a variety of materials, the legs are detachable, and the whole “skin” unzips off of the foam form.

So here are a series of hastily taken photos I took of it, while it was still in my living room.

Since July I worked for In-Depth Inc. They were hired to create a 14 foot lizard for the Children’s Museum of Naples, which I then created. It was made of a variety of materials, the legs are detachable, and the whole “skin” unzips off of the foam form. So here are a series of hastily taken photos I took of it, while it was still in my living room.

Since July I worked for In-Depth Inc. They were hired to create a 14 foot lizard for the Children’s Museum of Naples, which I then created.

It was made of a variety of materials, the legs are detachable, and the whole “skin” unzips off of the foam form.

So here are a series of hastily taken photos I took of it, while it was still in my living room.

Since July I worked for In-Depth Inc. They were hired to create a 14 foot lizard for the Children’s Museum of Naples, which I then created. It was made of a variety of materials, the legs are detachable, and the whole “skin” unzips off of the foam form. So here are a series of hastily taken photos I took of it, while it was still in my living room.

Since July I worked for In-Depth Inc. They were hired to create a 14 foot lizard for the Children’s Museum of Naples, which I then created.

It was made of a variety of materials, the legs are detachable, and the whole “skin” unzips off of the foam form.

So here are a series of hastily taken photos I took of it, while it was still in my living room.

Since July I worked for In-Depth Inc. They were hired to create a 14 foot lizard for the Children’s Museum of Naples, which I then created. It was made of a variety of materials, the legs are detachable, and the whole “skin” unzips off of the foam form. So here are a series of hastily taken photos I took of it, while it was still in my living room.

Since July I worked for In-Depth Inc. They were hired to create a 14 foot lizard for the Children’s Museum of Naples, which I then created.

It was made of a variety of materials, the legs are detachable, and the whole “skin” unzips off of the foam form.

So here are a series of hastily taken photos I took of it, while it was still in my living room.