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Bloom #29 (2026) Original Mixed-media Sculpture by Olga Skorokhod

66.04 x 66.04 x 5.08cm (framed) / 60.96 x 60.96cm (actual image size)

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£2,603.01

Bloom #29 is a minimalist paper pulp sculpture that explores themes of transformation, renewal, and sustainability. Created from recycled paper scraps left over from previous works, the piece gives discarded materials a new purpose, celebrating beauty through reinvention.

Each delicate circular form is individually hand-shaped from paper pulp and carefully dried. The edge of every "petal" is airbrushed with ultramarine blue, creating a soft gradient that gently fades from deep blue to white. Arranged in a circular composition reminiscent of a blooming bouquet, the sculptural elements evoke both fragility and resilience, inviting quiet contemplation of growth, balance, and renewal.

The artwork is mounted on archival gatorboard, protected with museum-grade anti-glare acrylic, and presented in a custom white wood frame, ready to hang.

Materials used:

paper, paper pulp, acrylic, gatorboard

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Bloom #29 is a minimalist paper pulp sculpture that explores themes of transformation, renewal, and sustainability. Created from recycled paper scraps left over from previous works, the piece gives discarded materials a new purpose, celebrating beauty through reinvention.

Each delicate circular form is individually hand-shaped from paper pulp and carefully dried. The edge of every "petal" is airbrushed with ultramarine blue, creating a soft gradient that gently fades from deep blue to white. Arranged in a circular composition reminiscent of a blooming bouquet, the sculptural elements evoke both fragility and resilience, inviting quiet contemplation of growth, balance, and renewal.

The artwork is mounted on archival gatorboard, protected with museum-grade anti-glare acrylic, and presented in a custom white wood frame, ready to hang.

Materials used:

paper, paper pulp, acrylic, gatorboard

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Olga passionate about art ever since she was a kid. She feels like she was born to be an artist. The choice of profession was obvious to her. Olga formerly... Read more

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