The Art of Juan Cabana
New Creations
'Charybdis'

A deep sea Anglerfish 20 inches long by 13 inches in height.

Crafted using real fish skins, real fins, and real teeth. The eyes are glass.

The tentacle blue light lure can be turned on/off by a small hidden switch at the base of the appendage.

I can also offer to create you one that emits a different color.

Easy battery access at the top. Uses a small battery commonly available.

Glows a blue light, which is enough to light up its teeth, face and some of the surrounding area (in a pitch black room)

Very light in weight. Made to be suspended from a ceiling using a thin fishing line.

But I can also offer to create a pedestal for it or even make it freestanding on its own.

Scent free amazing taxidermy art.

Please allow 1 week for special packing and shipping, included.

Price $2500


'Xenocetus'

Overview

A striking fusion of biomechanical sci-fi lore and abyssal sea imagery, this original mixed-media sculpture draws inspiration from H.R. Giger’s iconic Xenomorph and the haunting forms of deep-sea predators. Featuring an elongated, sleek skull silhouette balanced by needle-sharp teeth and rich, organic textures, this wall-mounted specimen brings an ethereal, otherworldly presence to any fine art collection.

Materials & Artistry

Medium: Mixed-media fine art assemblage

Materials: Fish skin, fish jaw, bamboo, plaster, and fiberglass

Details: Hand-assembled with intricate surfacing that captures the contrast between organic marine anatomy and biomechanical form.

Specifications

Dimensions: 9" Height × 7" Width

Display: Wall-mounted / Ready to display

Authentication: Signed and dated by the artist

Care & Handling

Hand-treated and preserved for long-term interior display. No fishy scent.

Keep indoors out of direct sunlight or excessive moisture.

Ships securely packaged and fully insured. Included.

Price $750


'La Sirenita de Caibarién'

Overview

Steeped in rich Cuban maritime tradition and coastal folklore, La Sirenita de Caibarién pays homage to the legendary fishing culture and siren myths of Caibarién, Cuba. Crafted through fine art assemblage, this piece reimagines a vintage 75-year-old bass mount into a striking, full-bodied siren specimen—blending historical intrigue, delicate organic textures, and classic side-show cabinet-of-curiosities artistry into a captivating wall-mounted piece.

Price $5000

Materials & Artistry

Medium: Mixed-media fine art assemblage

Materials: Vintage 75-year-old bass foundation, preserved fish skin, fins, teeth, glass eyes, iguana elements, plaster, wood, and acrylic paint

Details: Meticulously hand-sculpted and transformed, featuring intricate scale work, flared side fins, and a remarkably expressive, historic specimen silhouette.

Specifications

Dimensions: 13" Height

Display: Wall-mounted (Ready to hang)

Authentication: Hand-signed and dated by the artist on the lower back fin

Care & Preservation

Hand-treated and preserved for long-term interior display.

For optimal preservation, display indoors away from direct long-term sunlight and excessive moisture. There is no fish scent.

Ships securely packaged and fully insured


'Abyssal Sage'

Overview

Abyssal Sage is a striking, museum-quality mixed-media wall sculpture that beautifully bridges the human and marine worlds. Hand-crafted with incredible texture and meticulous detail, the piece features a serene, meditative human face sculpted from genuine fish skin and detailed with real fish teeth. Flanking the visage are two dramatic, fan-like fish fins structured with organic bamboo elements, all reinforced by a durable fiberglass backing. The artwork masterfully captures a sense of ancient, silent wisdom from the deepest corners of the ocean. It arrives ready to display as a unique focal point for fine art collectors.

📜 Artwork Details

Title: Abyssal Sage

Dimensions: 11" x 11" (Wall Mount)

Materials: Genuine fish skin, fish fins, fish teeth, bamboo, and fiberglass backing

Authentication: Hand-signed and dated by the artist

Price: $2,500


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