‘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 is dead’: Japanese creator of big-eyed sculpture behind …
Mar 4, 2019 · But after getting tracked down, Japanese sculptor Keisuke Aiso decided to throw his creation, originally called Mother Bird, away. “The children can be reassured Momo is dead,” he told British...
'Momo is dead,' says artist who created creepy big-eyed sculpture
Jul 15, 2018 · The artist confirmed to The Sun that he was inspired by the Japanese legend of Ubume, a woman who dies in childbirth and returns in changed form to haunt the living.
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 - Screamer Wiki
Momo was not a fictional creation but an actual sculpture originally called Mother Bird. The sculpture was portrayed as a humanoid bird hybrid, featuring human-like breasts, a beak-shaped mouth, and haunting bulging eyes.
Momo Challenge: Artist who created creepy sculpture used in
Mar 4, 2019 · The Japanese artist who created the Momo sculpture being used to terrify children around the world says it has now been destroyed. Keisuke Aiso said he wanted to reassure children that Momo was ...
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 Artist Says He Has Destroyed Terrifying Sculpture - PAPER
Mar 4, 2019 · Now Keisuke Aiso, the Japanese artist behind Momo, has decided to destroy his accidental abomination as well. Momo is no more, The Sun reports. Concerned parents, rejoice!
That Creepy Momo Sculpture Has Been Destroyed - Kotaku
Mar 4, 2019 · Momo was created by Japanese artist Keisuke Aiso and shown at a 2016 art show in Tokyo. The actual name of the work, however, is not Momo—that was a later internet addition. The sculpture is...
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.