Hello everyone!

hey welcome to fearnet Joynson hope you enjoy your stay here, my favorite horror villian is Jason Vorhees, i also love paranormal and pyschological thrillers, I loved the Saw movies, i am also a big asian horror fan, the movies are just plain creepy and good.

heyjoynson,, what a joyful name ,, bit of a saw head are you ,, fairplay , !!<, i think i am well into foriegn horror for now, particulary the spanish scene, !!dont know why cant understand a fookin word they say!!<>, anyhow welcome aboard!!

  WELCOME THE BLOODIER,THE BETTER!!!

Jordan Eagles - HEMOFIELDS

Krause Gallery - September 5th-October 16th

In HEMOFIELDS, Eagles introduces a completely new series based on the various colors and
textural components of blood as it reacts during the resin’s curing process, along with new
minimal works created with blood-soaked gauze stretched over black acrylic boxes. In the
presence of light, the blood's iridescence and the fabric’s suspended grid pop from under and
between the multiple layers of clear resin. The works retain and vibrate the light, illuminating
lustrous pools of reds, crimsons, oranges, browns, and blacks above their copper backing. Overall,
Eagles’ new works are remarkably luminous, as the blood permanently maintains its rich colors
and natural textures.
Describing his new series, Eagles says: “These new works are a reduction of process and a
collaboration between control and nature. The works offer an allegory of death to life but focus
on the colors, textures, patterns and inherent energies of this sacred material.”
Eagles has been using preserved animal blood, procured from slaughterhouses, in his signature,
multidimensional works for over a decade. Through his experimental, self-invented process, the artist applies blood to layers of clear plexiglass and then permanently preserves the organic material with layers of resin, allowing the high-gloss surfaces to suspend the fluid forms.

WELCOME!!! I am a big B-MOVIE fan but i do like the suspense horror themes.