Head in head, 2019
Sculpture : 3D print · 25.7 x 12.7 x 9.6 cm 10.1 x 5 x 3.8 inch
€2,000
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Sculpture : numbered and limited to 100 copies
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3D print , without pedestal
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25.7 x 12.7 x 9.6 cm 10.1 x 5 x 3.8 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Description
Limited to 100 pieces 3D printed resin, cast resin.
Each piece comes with a certificate of authenticity (COA) signed & numbered by the artist.
Story "Collectively, I refer to the project as Paradis Vitré, an extra dimensional place, especially in my mind full of characters. Normally, something like this would be a book, but I manifest the characters in the street so that people, dogs, pigeons, etc. are unknowingly part of the story. Sometimes the characters have been rescued by ambulances, destroyed by bomb squads, set on fire by angry residents or adopted by bar owners. I've done these installations in over 30 countries and every time it ends differently although often for the characters it's on the tragic side."
Each piece comes with a certificate of authenticity (COA) signed & numbered by the artist.
Story "Collectively, I refer to the project as Paradis Vitré, an extra dimensional place, especially in my mind full of characters. Normally, something like this would be a book, but I manifest the characters in the street so that people, dogs, pigeons, etc. are unknowingly part of the story. Sometimes the characters have been rescued by ambulances, destroyed by bomb squads, set on fire by angry residents or adopted by bar owners. I've done these installations in over 30 countries and every time it ends differently although often for the characters it's on the tragic side."
Presentation
Mark Jenkins is an American artist born in 1970 in Fairfax.
Mark Jenkins fills the city with life-size sculptures. A real expert in scenography, he creates troubling encounters between his models and the passers-by. He seeks to question, provoke or disturb with sculptures whose attitudes and movements have an striking resemblance with that of a human being. Installed in public spaces, his punchy and unusual stagings of human clones do not fail to arouse amusement, anxiety or even shock.
He consideres that the reaction of the people is an integral part of the life cycle of his pieces. He tries to create a social experiment with its alteration of reality. But what is a woman doing on the top of that building? and that man lying in a puddle, or the colored balloons floating above him? Mark Jenkins' hyperrealistic installations are spectacular in their ability to make us hesitate between fiction or reality.
Mark Jenkins has installed his sculptures in big international cities such as; New York, Rome, Philadelphia, Washington DC etc.
Mark Jenkins fills the city with life-size sculptures. A real expert in scenography, he creates troubling encounters between his models and the passers-by. He seeks to question, provoke or disturb with sculptures whose attitudes and movements have an striking resemblance with that of a human being. Installed in public spaces, his punchy and unusual stagings of human clones do not fail to arouse amusement, anxiety or even shock.
He consideres that the reaction of the people is an integral part of the life cycle of his pieces. He tries to create a social experiment with its alteration of reality. But what is a woman doing on the top of that building? and that man lying in a puddle, or the colored balloons floating above him? Mark Jenkins' hyperrealistic installations are spectacular in their ability to make us hesitate between fiction or reality.
Mark Jenkins has installed his sculptures in big international cities such as; New York, Rome, Philadelphia, Washington DC etc.
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