Creepy sculptures with human teeth. A scary couple of a man and a woman with human teeth. Work by a local self-taught artist Veijo Ronkkonen, Parikkala, Finland
Creepy sculptures with human teeth
These creepy sculptures stand along the road going from Imatra in Savonlinna, in Finland. The most interesting is the fact that they have human teeth. The maniac sculptor is unknown but the fact of creation is evident. Since the artist is unknown, there’s a suspicion that somewhere, near the road lives a dentist with artistic talent of a sculptor.
And, as it has become later known from some sources, the sculptor is not a maniac at all. In fact, he is a Finnish self taught artist Veijo Ronkkonen (born 1944), who lives in Parikkala, less than a kilometer from the Russian border. He began using dentures in his figures in 1976; ‘Javelin Thrower’ flaunts the false teeth of the artist’s father, who died in 1975. Visitors have since donated dentures to be used in Ronkkonen’s work.
Horror and shock to meet such figures in the forest. Work by a local artist Veijo Ronkkonen, Parikkala, FinlandWish you never meet such a sculpture
Creepy sculptures with human teeth in Finland
A man is posing next to the figure of a scary sculpture of a soldier. Created by Veijo Ronkkonen, Parikkala, FinlandCreated of a concrete human figures are able to frighten to death, especially in the darkness. Work by self-taught artist Veijo Ronkkonen, Parikkala, FinlandCloseup of scary faces of human sculptures created by Veijo Ronkkonen, Parikkala, FinlandIt’s OK to pass by these weird sculptures in a day time, but when the night comes…Creepy sculptures with human teeth meet passers-by along the road in Finland. The scary sculptures created by a local self-taught artist Veijo Ronkkonen (born 1944), Parikkala, FinlandA man with a shovel going to dig a grave, I supposeAlong the village road – work by a local self-taught artist Veijo Ronkkonen, Parikkala, FinlandDoing sports human figures created by a local self-taught artist Veijo RonkkonenOne of the sculptures created by Veijo Ronkkonen, Parikkala, Finland