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Vinyl Music Record Sculpture - "The Final Portrait of the Artist" (2021)Mixed-media sculpture
by Seona Mason

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This figurative sculpture has been created from one whole 12" vinyl music record (Voices - 'London'), and mounted upon a 12 x 12 x 2cm polished white acrylic base. The liquid-like form has been created using various heat sources. The modern materials maintain a fine art aesthetic.

The sculptures are caught in states of movement, dance and musing. Function becomes form.

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12" vinyl record and acrylic base

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#woman#figurative#romantic#london#grey#music#female nude#silver#classical#torso#vinyl records#popular culture#electric#pop art sculpture#acrylic block

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This figurative sculpture has been created from one whole 12" vinyl music record (Voices - 'London'), and mounted upon a 12 x 12 x 2cm polished white acrylic base. The liquid-like form has been created using various heat sources. The modern materials maintain a fine art aesthetic.

The sculptures are caught in states of movement, dance and musing. Function becomes form.

Materials used:

12" vinyl record and acrylic base

Details:

Tags:

#woman#figurative#romantic#london#grey#music#female nude#silver#classical#torso#vinyl records#popular culture#electric#pop art sculpture#acrylic block

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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

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