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Robbie Graham

"Tango"

Wood, not that that matters : Walnut
Height: 335mm (just under 14")
Width: 310
Thickness: 50mm
Turned and caved from one piece of wood, textured with pyrography and painted with iridescent metalic paints.
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Sam Fleisher
No question of "is it a utility piece or an art piece?" here!
I think art is meant to inspire and get the imagination running while you try to interpret what the artist was after.
By my definition there is no doubt. I envision a "pixar" like scene where these figures are dancing and spinning around. But I could be wrong. Maybe just flowers?
 
Robbie Graham
Sam Fleisher said:
No question of "is it a utility piece or an art piece?" here!
I think art is meant to inspire and get the imagination running while you try to interpret what the artist was after.
By my definition there is no doubt. I envision a "pixar" like scene where these figures are dancing and spinning around. But I could be wrong. Maybe just flowers?
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Thanks for your comment Sam. :)
 

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