Ra Paulette's caves

[casper]

Ra Paulette is 25 years ago left civilization and moved into the cave along with his dog, and their home is decorated with amazing carvings.

He is an American cave sculptor based in New Mexico who digs into hillsides to sculpt elaborate artistic spaces inside mountains.

link:
http://www.boredpanda.com/cave-carving-ra-paulette-new-mexico/

 

[Laura]

Amazing.

His vision is really gonna play heck with future archaeologists thinking!

Also makes one re-think the theories about other cave art.

 

[Oxajil]

Amazing.

His vision is really gonna play heck with future archaeologists thinking!

Also makes one re-think the theories about other cave art.

It does! I remember watching a video about his work, very impressive.

 

[Tarri]

That is really remarkable. The beauty that Humanity is capable of. Makes one want to sit back and wonder where we would be on a world without the psychopaths influence. Just beautiful.

 

[Arwenn]

Thanks for posting this Casper, his art is amazing!

 

[AutomatedMan]

The Cave Digging Artist

I was blown away by the natural carvings this guy does into the Earth. I can only speculate that this guy was involved in past lives with some of the underground cities archaeologists continue to uncover around the world. Who knows, maybe this documentary he's in will bring him to the attention of some pathocrat who will want an underground shelter. :P Either way, these sculptures/dwellings are beautiful. I'd love to see what archaeologists say about them in the future!

http://www.dailyliked.net/cave-digging-artist/

 

[Solie123]

Re: The Cave Digging Artist

Woah! That man is incredibly talented. It's really incredible to see someone love what they do as much as he does.

 

[KJN]

Well...this guy's taken cave art to a whole new level!!! Just amazing.

 

[AutomatedMan]

I was wondering where my post went and here it got merged into this post! I found this on that daily liked site that mouse found the LED skiers on. I should have checked back further in the "What's on your mind" section; thank you to the moderators for the proper routing!

Also, I'm looking forward to watching the documentary Cave Digger (http://cavediggerdocumentary.com/). Has anyone seen it?