Original artwork description:
This figurative sculpture has been created from one 12" vinyl music record - nothing has been added to the original circular material, nor removed. The label has been retained and matte varnished. Mounted on a mahogany block with perspex detail.
The sculptures are caught in states of movement, dance and musing. Function becomes form.
Materials used:
vinyl music records & mahogany block
Tags:
#contemporary #colourful #figurative #music #movement #wood #psychedelic #fluid #woman artist #vinyl records #popular culture #plastic #mahoganyFeatured by our Editors:
Vinyl Music Record Sculpture - "Are You Lonesome, Tonight?" (2019)
Mixed-media sculpture
by Seona Mason
28 Artist Reviews
£350 Sold
- Mixed-media sculpture on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 18 x 26 x 16cm
- Signed on the back
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: People and portraits
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Original artwork description
This figurative sculpture has been created from one 12" vinyl music record - nothing has been added to the original circular material, nor removed. The label has been retained and matte varnished. Mounted on a mahogany block with perspex detail.
The sculptures are caught in states of movement, dance and musing. Function becomes form.
Materials used:
vinyl music records & mahogany block
Tags:
#contemporary #colourful #figurative #music #movement #wood #psychedelic #fluid #woman artist #vinyl records #popular culture #plastic #mahoganyFeatured by our Editors:
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This artwork is sold by Seona Mason from United Kingdom
Seona Mason
United Kingdom
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The 'REmuse' series of sculptures is created from whole vinyl music records. . . nothing added and nothing removed from the original material. The abstract expressive, figurative forms are organic... Read more
