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I Believe I Can't Fly - White & Yellow (2026) Sculpture by mr clement

15.5 x 12.5 x 12cm / 15.5 x 12.5cm (actual image size)

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£250

*Delivery day: September 2026*

About the Series
The World of In-Jokes is an ongoing series by mr clement, built around quiet humour, private jokes, and the absurdity of everyday life.

Some jokes are shared between friends; others exist only in our own minds. They make us smile, comfort us, or help us make sense of a world that doesn’t always cooperate. Like life itself, not every joke requires an explanation.

Each sculpture tells a gentle story of hope, loneliness, optimism, and the peculiar ways we keep ourselves going.

About the Artwork
I Believe I Can't Fly is the second sculpture in The World of In-Jokes series.
A bird balanced upon a spring becomes a quiet reflection on hope, optimism, and the things we choose to believe in—even when they seem entirely impossible.

Materials used:

Polyurethane resin with steel spring and metal components

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*Delivery day: September 2026*

About the Series
The World of In-Jokes is an ongoing series by mr clement, built around quiet humour, private jokes, and the absurdity of everyday life.

Some jokes are shared between friends; others exist only in our own minds. They make us smile, comfort us, or help us make sense of a world that doesn’t always cooperate. Like life itself, not every joke requires an explanation.

Each sculpture tells a gentle story of hope, loneliness, optimism, and the peculiar ways we keep ourselves going.

About the Artwork
I Believe I Can't Fly is the second sculpture in The World of In-Jokes series.
A bird balanced upon a spring becomes a quiet reflection on hope, optimism, and the things we choose to believe in—even when they seem entirely impossible.

Materials used:

Polyurethane resin with steel spring and metal components

Details:

Featured by our Editors:

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I am mr Clement, a sculptor and painter influenced by comics, pop culture, and the Old Masters. My work explores paradoxes, combining minimalism and humor. Drawing inspiration from classical art,... Read more

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