👻Victorian ghost sculptures emerge from antique mirrors made of resin.

Both sculptures are also available as glow-in-the-dark editions, which add another dimension as the lights go out.

Gentleman Ghost in the Mirror, Glow in the Dark.

Inspired by Victorian horror literature, artist Michael Locascio has created a series of haunting sculptures. His Ghost in the

Mirror comes in two versions, one depicting a female ghost and another featuring a male phantom. In both cases, the cast resin figures emerge from antique mirrors as though floating from the underworld into our space.

Locascio's choice of translucent resin makes for a delicate appearance that also reflects their otherworldly nature. The artist's love of the macabre was perhaps born out of his classical training. While studying sculpture at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine and the Newington Cropsey Foundation, he worked with live models, skeletons, and annual cadaver dissections.

This training, paired with his love of Renaissance and Baroque art, has informed his work, yet his pieces still have a modern feel. Having also worked in prototype sculpting for action figures and collectibles, he's able to marry his classic sensibilities with modern-day desires.

“My art is influenced by mythology, the occult, and the macabre, but I try to give my pieces a sense of classical maturity,” Locascio tells My Modern Met. “I have more ideas than I know what to do with, but I tend not to begin a piece until I have a unique take on the theme, and hopefully something creative that people haven’t seen before, even if the characters or concepts are familiar.”

Material: Cast in a translucent resin, glow in the dark, and hand painted with a brass hanger on the back.

weight：800g

Height:  350mm