D - Uli - Blue bear





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D - Uli’s hand-signed ceramic sculpture ‘Blue bear’, made with ultramarine-blue colour pigments, measures 22 × 23 × 16 cm and is unique in this size.
Description from the seller
Directly from the gallery "D uli - Arts"
This artwork is part of the series "Hommage a´ Yves Klein"
Yves Klein was, alongside Andy Warhole and Jeff Koons, one of the co-founders of Pop Art.
His unforgettable "Blue Quardat" with the most beautiful and intense blue I have ever seen.
Blue bear cast ceramic with ultramarine blue pigments & hand-signed
Ultramarine blue pigments absorb light. The less light the artwork receives, the more intensely the blue glows because it absorbs the remaining light
My artworks are presented at art fairs such as Cologne, Dresden, Frankfurt, Paris, Luxembourg, Hamburg, Munich, Monaco...
My Pop Art connects art and everyday life. An essential feature of Pop Art is the often trivial objects known from everyday life, from popular culture, media and advertising.
The motifs used are torn from their original context, altered by me and thus given a new life as a "work of art"
In this size, a one-of-a-kind piece
Directly from the gallery "D uli - Arts"
This artwork is part of the series "Hommage a´ Yves Klein"
Yves Klein was, alongside Andy Warhole and Jeff Koons, one of the co-founders of Pop Art.
His unforgettable "Blue Quardat" with the most beautiful and intense blue I have ever seen.
Blue bear cast ceramic with ultramarine blue pigments & hand-signed
Ultramarine blue pigments absorb light. The less light the artwork receives, the more intensely the blue glows because it absorbs the remaining light
My artworks are presented at art fairs such as Cologne, Dresden, Frankfurt, Paris, Luxembourg, Hamburg, Munich, Monaco...
My Pop Art connects art and everyday life. An essential feature of Pop Art is the often trivial objects known from everyday life, from popular culture, media and advertising.
The motifs used are torn from their original context, altered by me and thus given a new life as a "work of art"
In this size, a one-of-a-kind piece

