You can view more of Lovatt's chicken wire busts of famous people here and here.
I think it is beautifully executed, and the 44-gallon drum plinth provides great context. I've been pondering how fabulous it would be to be able to creat a portrait in 3-D, using any materials!
This was one of only a few life-like or figurative works in the exhibition.
Do you like it? Do you have a favourite piece of sculptural portraiture / bust?
Tomorrow: From the personal to the political
I think it is beautifully executed, and the 44-gallon drum plinth provides great context. I've been pondering how fabulous it would be to be able to creat a portrait in 3-D, using any materials!
This was one of only a few life-like or figurative works in the exhibition.
Do you like it? Do you have a favourite piece of sculptural portraiture / bust?
Tomorrow: From the personal to the political
superbe hommage au maitre du pop art, je suis sur qu'il aurait adoré
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superb homage to the master of pop art, I am on that it would have loved (but check, it would have surement asked by royalties ;o))
this is an amazing piece of work. i like it a lot.
ReplyDeleteI loved this one. The work in it is quite extraordinary.
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous! I love the top photo with all the detail.
ReplyDeleteWonderful imagination! Brilliant execution !! Thanks for sharing this (and the links).
ReplyDeleteI love this one. It really fits the personality of Andy Warhol.
ReplyDeleteI love this one!!
ReplyDeleteReally looking forward to seeing your photos of this series. It's one of the things I miss about not being in Sydney. Fabulous.
ReplyDeleteLove this tribute to Andy Warhol. This is a fab series. So sorry I've not been commenting. New iMac and I'm struggling - love it but it won't allow me to comment so keeping flipping between machines. grrrr.
ReplyDeleteGreat likeness. It's more than just interesting; it's quite mesmerizing!
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