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Medium: Soot
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Located in New Orleans, LA
medium: aluminum (found cans), soot, wire Available in the following color options: TWILIGHT - cobalt blue Flashe paint ALCHEMY - raw/untreated, aluminium can label exposed AMBER -...
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21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Soot Mixed Media

Materials

Metal, Wire

Untitled #3 (Pyramid Painting)
Located in Saint Louis, MO
German artist Erik Niedling’s works revolve around the construction of history and the index of that history through the processes of archiving, organizing and preservation. In his Pyramid Painting...
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2010s Soot Mixed Media

Materials

Canvas, Soot

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