Bringing the Clones to Life: Dave Krovblit's TV Heads Step Into the Real World

What does it take to turn a piece of art into a real-world experience?

In this behind-the-scenes studio update, mixed media collage artist Dave Krovblit shares the creative process behind his latest project for the LACMA Art Parade. Selected to participate in this unique event, Dave is bringing the characters from his artwork The Clones off the canvas and onto the streets of Los Angeles.

Follow along as he transforms vintage television sets into wearable TV head masks, sources costumes, and works through the challenges of turning an artistic vision into reality. From dismantling old CRT televisions to designing the final look of the characters, this video offers a rare look inside the creative process and the problem-solving that goes into large-scale art installations.

In this video you'll discover:

• Dave's concept for bringing The Clones to life at the LACMA Art Parade.
• How vintage televisions are being transformed into wearable sculptures.
• The symbolism behind the TV head characters and their connection to modern culture.
• The challenges of costume design, fabrication, and event preparation.
• An honest look at the excitement, uncertainty, and creativity that happen behind every major art project.

If you're interested in mixed media collage art, contemporary art, creative process, or seeing how an idea evolves from imagination to reality, this is a fascinating look behind the scenes of one of Dave Krovblit's most ambitious projects to date.