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Original artwork description:

Tokyo’s vending machines as gentle symbols of everyday life—small, glowing boxes that seem to invite quiet moments of pause. Just like Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring, which captures a feeling that’s both ordinary and strangely magical, Girl with a Vending Machine holds a kind of quiet power.

By offering smaller scale vending machine as a backpack, Sipkin change the urban scale into something more personal and human, transforming speed into stillness, and routine into something a little more magical.

Materials used:

Acrylic, Plaster

Girl With A Vending Machine (2025) Acrylic painting
by PAVS

£2,590.65 

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Tokyo’s vending machines as gentle symbols of everyday life—small, glowing boxes that seem to invite quiet moments of pause. Just like Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring, which captures a feeling that’s both ordinary and strangely magical, Girl with a Vending Machine holds a kind of quiet power.

By offering smaller scale vending machine as a backpack, Sipkin change the urban scale into something more personal and human, transforming speed into stillness, and routine into something a little more magical.

Materials used:

Acrylic, Plaster

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Pavel Sipkin, or PAVS (b. 1988), is a Tokyo-based architect and contemporary conceptual artist. His artistic practice explores the intersection of urban form and metaphysical inquiry, drawing from his architectural... Read more

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