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Sculpture, Acrylic on Wood
Size: 46 W x 45 H x 2 D in
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Acrylic gesso, color, and varnish on wood construction (ash supports and birch plywood) A mundane, utilitarian item that does not celebrate in its existence nor demand anything more than to be appreciated for its simplicity. Its features have been relegated to the heap of unremarkable, uninteresting, and unimaginative artifacts. In my opinion, when fashion visionaries make them shout for attention, they operate in shame and wish for quieter attire. This work offers style and grace as a reward for the merits of existing to serve and to fade into the fabric. In celebration and homage, I present this interpretation called "button". Artwork is intended to be unframed. Painted surface continues around the edges and terminates cleanly on the back. Back surface is fully prepared and treated with acrylic gesso. Wired for wall hanging. Hardware and wire gauge chosen for excess strength based on manufacturer's specifications.
2005
Acrylic on Wood
One-of-a-kind Artwork
46 W x 45 H x 2 D in
Not Framed
No
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Randall Yoshida is a graphic design professional in Los Angeles, California. From the earliest art studies to entering the commercial art field and onward as design firm partner, Yoshida has been fascinated with color symbolism and three-dimensional cues in art and design. His abstract geometrical wall sculptures explore the use of linear extensions and dimensional components within distinctive color environments. Exploring the creative arts separate from design activities, Yoshida believes he continues to be directed by purpose. It is the point of view that has been transformed.
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