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Relief Code (2024) Original Relief by Phillip Livingston

124.46 x 124.46 x 12.7cm (framed)

$7,600

"Relief Code" is a captivating, large-sized wall sculpture that reimagines typography as pure geometric form. Crafted with wood, plaster, pressboard and hard foam, this contemporary relief sculpture presents letter fragments in an abstract arrangement, inviting you to appreciate the aesthetic qualities of type beyond its conventional purpose.

The interplay of light and shadow with the three-dimensional composition creates a visually engaging piece, ideal for adding a touch of modernism to your living space. Its white palette enhances its clean lines and geometric design.

This unique art piece arrives with a natural wood float frame and a signed certificate of authenticity, ready to hang and transform any wall into a focal point. Elevate your modern decor with this intriguing exploration of typographic abstract design.

Materials used:

plaster, wood, pressboard and polystyrene

Details:

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"Relief Code" is a captivating, large-sized wall sculpture that reimagines typography as pure geometric form. Crafted with wood, plaster, pressboard and hard foam, this contemporary relief sculpture presents letter fragments in an abstract arrangement, inviting you to appreciate the aesthetic qualities of type beyond its conventional purpose.

The interplay of light and shadow with the three-dimensional composition creates a visually engaging piece, ideal for adding a touch of modernism to your living space. Its white palette enhances its clean lines and geometric design.

This unique art piece arrives with a natural wood float frame and a signed certificate of authenticity, ready to hang and transform any wall into a focal point. Elevate your modern decor with this intriguing exploration of typographic abstract design.

Materials used:

plaster, wood, pressboard and polystyrene

Details:

Location United States

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