Bored Out of My Skull






Bored Out of My Skull
by Denise ((bonaimo)) Sarram
9” x 6” x 1.5” Folder, 2020
$250
Ephemera, translucent paper, phone protector packaging, tiny lights, thread, glass bottles, toy skull, vintage medical illustrations, book cover, raw silk, ink, paint
I venture to say most people who were lucky enough to be merely inconvenienced by the Covid-19 Pandemic (i.e. didn’t become very sick/ had loved ones who perished/ didn’t become financially devastated/ managed to mostly maintain their mental health) were at the very least “bored out of their skull”.
The skull image on the inside is translucent vellum. I used a sewing machine to stitch into it. It lights up an eerie blue with the flick of a switch.
From the collection "Anatomically Speaking- The Carnival of Life"