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Lady
September 1999
Wire, tin, solder, light bulb and socket.
11.5x10x4
Collection of the artist.
B000001 |
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| Hardly an original work, Lady was
modeled from a picture of a sculpture by Alexander Calder. "Seeing
this Calder sculpture in a book in 1991 was a defining moment
for me. I knew if I could capture in my life just a smidgen
of the childlike, playful attitude captured in this and his
other work, I would be a much happier and more complete person.
Although a copy, it seemed like a fitting tribute." |
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Cello
November 1999
Wire, tin, solder, paint, clock
15x7x4
Kovatch Collection
B001203 |
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The first publicly displayed kinetic sculpture of the artist,
this is representative of the artist's short-lived fascination
with clocks. "This piece was a intended to represent
the continuous groove of motion and energy that only The Artist
(Prince) could produce through his jams. A colossal failure
on that level, at least it made a really swell gift to a cello
playing friend."
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Witch
December 1999
Wire, Tin, solder and paint
4x5x.25
Sepeda Collection
B001202
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Dufus
January 2000
Wire, tin, solder, and paint.
14x13x3
Collection of the Artist
B001249 |
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Bee
December 1999
Wire, tin, paint
6x4x6
Collection of the Artist
B000304
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Dufus/Ollie, Wired
February 2000
Wire, tin, solder, paint
22x22x6
Collection of the Artist
B000307
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