‘Momo Challenge’ Sculpture Has Been Destroyed - Rolling Stone
Mar 4, 2019 · The 2016 artwork that inspired the viral "Momo Challenge" hoax is no longer out in the world, according to Japanese artist Keisuke Aiso.
Momo Challenge hoax - Wikipedia
Early news reports stating the image of Momo was of a sculpture by Japanese artist Midori Hayashi turned out to be incorrect. Hayashi indicated that it was not her piece, and Internet users identified Link Factory, a Japanese special effects company, as the correct author of …
Momo character destroyed after it rotted into even more …
Mar 5, 2019 · The sculpture that inspired the bizarre and horrifying "Momo" trend has been destroyed, its creator said. The statue had already rotted into an even more terrifying state than the original...
Momo Statue Was Destroyed, Says Creator Keisuke Aiso - The …
Mar 4, 2019 · The statue created by Keisuke Aiso that sparked mass hysteria among parents, known as Momo, doesn't actually exist anymore. The artist threw it out.
Momo: 'Mother Bird' Sculpture That Inspired Hoax Meme Now …
Mar 4, 2019 · The creepy sculpture that inspired Momo, a viral character at the center of a hoax YouTube challenge, is no more.
Keisuke Aiso (Aisawa), Momo 'Challenge' Creator, Speaks Out - Heavy…
Mar 5, 2019 · Keisuke Aiso (Aisawa) created the Mother Bird statue, now known as Momo. Learn more about him and what happened to the sculpture he created.
'Momo is dead,' says artist who created creepy big-eyed sculpture
Jul 15, 2018 · The Japanese sculptor, who wasn't involved in the bizarre Momo Challenge rumor, has destroyed the artwork.
Japanese Artist Who Created ‘Momo’ Has Destroyed It
Mar 4, 2019 · The Japanese artist behind the horrifying image used in the viral Momo controversy stated that he has already destroyed the sculpture, proclaiming “Momo is dead.”
Momo Challenge Meaning | Pop Culture by Dictionary.com
Mar 13, 2019 · The Momo Challenge is named after Momo, an incongruously pleasant nickname for a disturbing statue of a bird-bodied women with bulging eyes and straggly hair. The statue is called Mother Bird , created by Japanese artist Keisuke Aisawa in 2016 for a Tokyo art show.
Momo Challenge: Artist who created creepy sculpture used in
Mar 4, 2019 · Children are said to receive anonymous threatening messages inciting self-harm tied to pictures of Aiso’s Momo, a sculpture he created in his Tokyo studio for special effects company Link Factory.
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