Meet Calvin Swine: a snout-forward symbol of survival in a commodified world. From sarcastic song to handmade sculpture, this Shadowplay creation is part art, part protest and fully unauthorised.
The Birth of Calvin Swine Read Post »
A reflection on the moments within jobs that shape us deeply – the kind of job experience that doesn’t get listed on a resume, but stays with us long after.
Job Experience That Doesn’t Make It to the Resume Read Post »
A limited edition 3 colour screen print with each having hand-finished watercolor additions, ensuring no two brain-skulls are quite the same.
Have you ever wondered what happens to the forgotten scraps of our existence? The torn-up takeaway containers, the broken toys, the lonely socks separated from their pairs? Well, ShadowPlay Creations has!
On My Own: The Ballad of a Lonely Trash Puppet Read Post »
T-shirts are more than fashion – they’re silent statements, secret handshakes, and subversive billboards. Explore how Psychomania, the 1973 cult biker film, embodies countercultural expression on fabric.
Psychomania and the Art of the T-Shirt Read Post »
Evil has been under attack for far too long. Its role in the grand scheme of things is constantly maligned, its agents vilified, its contributions dismissed. But evil – like good – can have a heart.
Peace, love, and happiness – is it all a big lie? Is my head full of bullshit, just thoughts in the sky?
Discombobulated began as a visual called ‘Brain Fart’ – a chaotic burst of thought that transformed from cognitive gaseous stench into a strangely graceful floral aroma of insight… well kinda.
Discombobulated: The Sonic Brain Fart Read Post »
In a world where strings are pulled in every direction, what does it mean to truly move of our own volition? Puppets in Motion, the latest track from Sarcastic Execution, tackles this question head-on.
Puppets in Motion: The Intricate Dance Between Compliance and Self-sovereignty Read Post »
Discover how Sophia Anne Caruso’s rendition of Life on Mars? inspired artwork exploring be-longing, mystery, and the unknown.
Life on Mars?: A call to introspection and embracing possibilities Read Post »
What if Scooby-Doo wasn’t just a goofy cartoon but a guide to navigating an absurd world? Fear, friendship, and identity – explored through masked villains, irony, and a hotted-up van called The Misanthropy Machine.
Scooby-Doo, Misanthropy, and the Search for Self: A Cartoon’s Unexpected Wisdom Read Post »
Inspired by Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, this piece is told from the perspective of a younger “monster,” one who is still discovering what it means to exist in a world that fears what it does not understand.
The Unwanted Gift: A Reflection on Sensitivity and Belonging Read Post »
Edgar Allan Poe’s The Masque of the Red Death is a haunting allegory of mortality, inescapable fate, and the illusion of control. Prince Prospero, in his desperate attempt to shut out the horrors of the plague, constructs a lavish refuge—an opulent fortress of indulgence and denial. Yet no amount of wealth or revelry can barricade death itself.
The Masque of the Red Death: A Reflection on Fear and Escape Read Post »
A satirical twist on Petula Clark’s Downtown when viewed through a Buddhist lens, doubles as a critique of samsara
Downtown: Through the lens of Buddhism Read Post »
In the flickering shadows of our minds, fear manifests – a specter that claws, gnaws, and refuses to let go.
Phantom Der Nacht – Shadow Puppetry by Shadowplay Creations Read Post »
A short animation that explores our obsession with likes, shares, and curated identities – all through the lens of Groucho Dean’s picture-perfect yet comically contrived digital life.
The Poultry Punisher is an animated Heavy Metal music video using dark comedy and satire to present a cautionary tale about an unconventional vigilante with an unwavering desire to correct injustice.
The Poultry Punisher Read Post »
Belong is sculpted diorama brought to life by the reflective poem, offering an exploration of connection and self-realization.
Step into the darkly whimsical world of The Hearse Song, a haunting tune that has delighted and unsettled listeners for over a century.
A character like Hesher might not seem like a traditional source of life enhancement, but such a figure can serve as a catalyst for personal growth.
“Technology is all we need?” is a diorama artwork by Shadowplay Creations that explores society’s deepening reliance on technology, revealing both its promises and its potential pitfalls.
Technology is all we need? Read Post »
A hand-painted, limited-edition moulded sculpture inspired by the iconic theme song of the 1968 sci-fi classic, “The Green Slime.”
“Smorf or Die” is a sculpture that reimagines the beloved 1980s Smurfs with a bold twist, blending whimsy with heavy metal aesthetics.
Join the adventurous worm “Bud” as he roams through the Australian bush in an elusive search for magic mushrooms.
The Foragers Lament Read Post »
Take a whimsical journey through the tranquil Fitzroy Gardens, where a chance encounter with a fallen possum named Barry leads
Hello god… can you hear me now? is a sculpture that delves into themes of faith, doubt, and self-discovery. The
Hello god… Can you hear me now? Read Post »
“Think Different” is a satirical poem that examines the paradox of how we define human “intelligence” and its impact on society and the environment.
