Street Art Skateboard by Lonac

Unique wooden sculpture by prominent Croatian street artist Lonac, created from repurposed skateboard decks as part of his celebrated “Skate Bones” series. Based in Zagreb, Lonac is internationally recognized for his hyper-realistic murals and surrealist visual language, often blending fantasy, symbolism, and social commentary in striking and unexpected ways.

This sculptural work features one of the artist’s signature recurring motifs — a meticulously rendered hyper-realistic human eye set within a stylized skeletal or fishbone-inspired silhouette. Crafted from heavily used and “abused” skateboard decks, the piece reflects Lonac’s deep connection to skate culture, graffiti, and urban artistic practice while transforming discarded materials into compelling contemporary art.

The fishbone form and animal imagery frequently found in Lonac’s work serve as poetic analogies for human behaviour, personal disclosure, and the tension between vulnerability and identity. Rich in texture, movement, and narrative presence, the sculpture functions equally well as a wall-mounted art object or statement piece within a contemporary interior.

A highly distinctive collectible work that bridges street art, sculpture, skate culture, and contemporary surrealism.

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