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Sculpture, Clay on Wood
Size: 4 W x 4 H x 0.7 D in
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ABOUT THE ARTWORK
Acrylic on Terra-cotta Pigs, wood frame. Each Pigs size 0.5"x 1"x 0.5" All pigs by handmade. The frame ready to hang on a wall. The little pig figurines are symbolic of all people. The bright colors and tiny patterns represent many different people in NYC. For example the pigs with heart marking represent people in love, the pigs with a bandage represent wounded or hurt person. Pigs with stars represent the starry-eyed people with big dreams. Each pig figurine measures 0.5" x 1" x 0.5". All of the pigs made out of Terra-Cotta while some of them are painted with acrylic. Each pig was handmade and no mold was used. Seunghwui Koo has exhibited at galleries, museums, art fairs around the world. She creates her works drawing inspiration from the daily happenings and intricate moments of her life in NYC. Her work is a commentary on the lives of New Yorkers as she has witnessed.
Original Created:
2014
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Sculpture:
Clay on Wood
Original:
One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:
4 W x 4 H x 0.7 D in
Frame:
Not Framed
Ready to Hang:
Not applicable
Packaging:
Ships in a Crate
SHIPPING AND RETURNS
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Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.
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United States.
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Seunghwui Koo
United States
Seunghwui Koo creates her works drawing inspiration from the daily happenings and intricate moments of her life in NYC. Her work is a commentary on the lives of New Yorkers as she has witnessed. She was born in South Korea, where she first had the idea of combining the pig’s head and human body. The significance of the pig’s head lies in the different symbolic meanings from the Eastern and Western cultures. Good fortune (Eastern) and greed (Western), two very different connotations of the pig, are themes that are a part of her works. She uses resin, acrylic, plaster, clay, and mixed media to create her works. She is one of the artists in the Chashama organization in NYC.
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