Mitch Richmond (1983) - Shogun - No Reserve

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Mitch Richmond (1983) presenta Shogun - No Reserve, una scultura in composto di cemento e pietra lavorata a mano, 13 cm di larghezza, 14 cm di altezza, 17 cm di profondità, firmata dall’artista, edizione limitata a 300 pezzi con un COA in acciaio inossidabile e catena e supporto in acrilico di alta qualità.

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Descrizione del venditore

-Urban Apocalyptica-

THE SCULPTURE
Hand-casted and sculpted blend of concrete and stone powder.
H14 x W17 x L13CM (These dimensions are of the object without the stand)
Limited Edition // Edition of 300
COA is a stainless steel US military tag and chain
Including a high-quality acrylic stand
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.

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 a visual language to convey my narrative. Raw materials and a bold, industrial style invite viewers to reflect on this concept. I 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 form their own concepts and perspective, whether through seeing connections with their own past, present, and future or by simply appreciating the aesthetics. These sculptures are a tribute to the zeitgeist of the generation I am part of.

This is a fan art replica - Mitch Richmond Studio is in no way affiliated with Ghost of Tsushima or Sucker Punch Productions

-Urban Apocalyptica-

THE SCULPTURE
Hand-casted and sculpted blend of concrete and stone powder.
H14 x W17 x L13CM (These dimensions are of the object without the stand)
Limited Edition // Edition of 300
COA is a stainless steel US military tag and chain
Including a high-quality acrylic stand
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.

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 a visual language to convey my narrative. Raw materials and a bold, industrial style invite viewers to reflect on this concept. I 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 form their own concepts and perspective, whether through seeing connections with their own past, present, and future or by simply appreciating the aesthetics. These sculptures are a tribute to the zeitgeist of the generation I am part of.

This is a fan art replica - Mitch Richmond Studio is in no way affiliated with Ghost of Tsushima or Sucker Punch Productions

Dettagli

Epoca
Dopo il 2000
Paese d’origine
Europa
Materiale
concrete stone blend
Artista
Mitch Richmond (1983)
Titolo dell'opera
Shogun - No Reserve
Firma
Firmato a mano
Condizione
Eccellenti condizioni
Altezza
14 cm
Larghezza
13 cm
Profondità
17 cm
Venduto da
Paesi BassiVerificato
3563
Oggetti venduti
100%
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