Mitch Richmond (1983) - Roll The Dice

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Roll The Dice de Mitch Richmond (1983) es una escultura de metal firmada a mano en edición limitada completa a 300 piezas, con unas dimensiones de 12 cm de ancho, 23 cm de alto y 18 cm de profundidad, en excelente estado y procedente de Europa.

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Descripción del vendedor

Object Name: “ROLL THE DICE”

"You only live once, go for it"

THE SCULPTURE
Urban Apocolyptica - Contemporary Wunderkammer
Hand-casted, welded and Polished metal

Limited Edition in full metal configuration // Edition of 300 Pieces
The COA is a stainless steel US military tag, signed on the back
Instagram @ MRICHMOND.STUDIO

This Product may have Scars and Scratches that are inherent characteristics of this material and the technique. It results in a bold and expressive style, giving uniqueness to each piece.
Comes with a signed certificate of authenticity on stainless steel. The 2nd picture is for size reference only, the other objects don't come with the offered item.

CONCEPT
I create sculptures that reflect the resilient and transformative forces of the fast-paced modern world and aim to slow down time. I use popular designs and objects as visual language to convey my narrative. Raw materials and a bold, industrial style invite viewers to reflect on this concept. I also encourage the audience to form their own interpretations and connections to the pieces. The physical objects are intended to transport viewers to a place where they can develop their own concepts and perspective, whether by seeing connections with their past, present, and future or simply appreciating the aesthetics. The sculptures are also a way to honor the spirit of my generation.

Object Name: “ROLL THE DICE”

"You only live once, go for it"

THE SCULPTURE
Urban Apocolyptica - Contemporary Wunderkammer
Hand-casted, welded and Polished metal

Limited Edition in full metal configuration // Edition of 300 Pieces
The COA is a stainless steel US military tag, signed on the back
Instagram @ MRICHMOND.STUDIO

This Product may have Scars and Scratches that are inherent characteristics of this material and the technique. It results in a bold and expressive style, giving uniqueness to each piece.
Comes with a signed certificate of authenticity on stainless steel. The 2nd picture is for size reference only, the other objects don't come with the offered item.

CONCEPT
I create sculptures that reflect the resilient and transformative forces of the fast-paced modern world and aim to slow down time. I use popular designs and objects as visual language to convey my narrative. Raw materials and a bold, industrial style invite viewers to reflect on this concept. I also encourage the audience to form their own interpretations and connections to the pieces. The physical objects are intended to transport viewers to a place where they can develop their own concepts and perspective, whether by seeing connections with their past, present, and future or simply appreciating the aesthetics. The sculptures are also a way to honor the spirit of my generation.

Datos

Era
Posterior a 2000
País de origen
Europa
Material
Metal
Artista
Mitch Richmond (1983)
Título de la obra
Roll The Dice
Firma
Firmado a mano
Estado
En excelente estado
Alto
23 cm
Ancho
12 cm
Profundidad
18 cm
Vendido por
Países BajosVerificado
3586
Objetos vendidos
100%
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