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When I was a boy I used to make balsa wood planes. They came as a flatpack and I would cut them out with a knife and glue them together. On the end, we stuck plasticine or lead. Then we would fly them. In my mind, I would imagine many things while flying these planes. Such was the nature of being a kid. I see it now in my children. Their ability to imagine things to the point where they almost become real. It's a pity that gets lost somewhat. No matter how hard I try, the game of makebelieve is no longer the same. But I always will endevour to be Peter pan just the same.

This sculpture is made of laminated macocarpa 2inches thick and house paint. It is weatherproof and also has a protective varnish of the exterior. On the nose is lead. The plane comes flat packed 3.7m / 1m / 200mm.
When I was a boy I used to make balsa wood planes. They came as a flatpack and I would cut them out with a knife and glue them together. On the end, we stuck plasticine or lead. Then we would fly them. In my mind, I would imagine many things while flying these planes. Such was the nature of being a kid. I see it now in my children. Their ability to imagine things to the point where they almost become real. It's a pity that gets lost somewhat. No matter how hard I try, the game of makebelieve is no longer the same. But I always will endevour to be Peter pan just the same.

This sculpture is made of laminated macocarpa 2inches thick and house paint. It is weatherproof and also has a protective varnish of the exterior. On the nose is lead. The plane comes flat packed 3.7m / 1m / 200mm.
When I was a boy I used to make balsa wood planes. They came as a flatpack and I would cut them out with a knife and glue them together. On the end, we stuck plasticine or lead. Then we would fly them. In my mind, I would imagine many things while flying these planes. Such was the nature of being a kid. I see it now in my children. Their ability to imagine things to the point where they almost become real. It's a pity that gets lost somewhat. No matter how hard I try, the game of makebelieve is no longer the same. But I always will endevour to be Peter pan just the same.

This sculpture is made of laminated macocarpa 2inches thick and house paint. It is weatherproof and also has a protective varnish of the exterior. On the nose is lead. The plane comes flat packed 3.7m / 1m / 200mm.
When I was a boy I used to make balsa wood planes. They came as a flatpack and I would cut them out with a knife and glue them together. On the end, we stuck plasticine or lead. Then we would fly them. In my mind, I would imagine many things while flying these planes. Such was the nature of being a kid. I see it now in my children. Their ability to imagine things to the point where they almost become real. It's a pity that gets lost somewhat. No matter how hard I try, the game of makebelieve is no longer the same. But I always will endevour to be Peter pan just the same.

This sculpture is made of laminated macocarpa 2inches thick and house paint. It is weatherproof and also has a protective varnish of the exterior. On the nose is lead. The plane comes flat packed 3.7m / 1m / 200mm.
When I was a boy I used to make balsa wood planes. They came as a flatpack and I would cut them out with a knife and glue them together. On the end, we stuck plasticine or lead. Then we would fly them. In my mind, I would imagine many things while flying these planes. Such was the nature of being a kid. I see it now in my children. Their ability to imagine things to the point where they almost become real. It's a pity that gets lost somewhat. No matter how hard I try, the game of makebelieve is no longer the same. But I always will endevour to be Peter pan just the same.

This sculpture is made of laminated macocarpa 2inches thick and house paint. It is weatherproof and also has a protective varnish of the exterior. On the nose is lead. The plane comes flat packed 3.7m / 1m / 200mm.

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The mustang Sculpture

christian nicolson

New Zealand

Sculpture, Paint on Wood

Size: 126 W x 40 H x 146 D in

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When I was a boy I used to make balsa wood planes. They came as a flatpack and I would cut them out with a knife and glue them together. On the end, we stuck plasticine or lead. Then we would fly them. In my mind, I would imagine many things while flying these planes. Such was the nature of being a kid. I see it now in my children. Their ability to imagine things to the point where they almost become real. It's a pity that gets lost somewhat. No matter how hard I try, the game of makebelieve is no longer the same. But I always will endevour to be Peter pan just the same. This sculpture is made of laminated macocarpa 2inches thick and house paint. It is weatherproof and also has a protective varnish of the exterior. On the nose is lead. The plane comes flat packed 3.7m / 1m / 200mm.

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Multi-paneled Sculpture:

Paint on Wood

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One-of-a-kind Artwork

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126 W x 40 H x 146 D in

Number of Pieces:

2

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Christian Nicolson has worked as a full-time artist for the past 12 years and is based in Auckland New Zealand. Initially studying design, he worked as an art director in design and advertising roles for several years in both New Zealand and in London. He loves to paint, sculpt, use photography, create installations, and also makes films. He has several works in the Wallace’s art collection and been a finalist in the Wallace awards 7 times and Fullbright finalist 2 times. Christian has also featured in three of Denis Robinsons art publications including NZs favourite artists volume 2. He focusses on one solo exhibition a year but also has featured in many group shows such as sculpture on the gulf and sculpture on shore. Christian has also made an award winning feature film called This Giant Papier Mache Boulder is Actually Really Heavy’. Being creative is king.

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