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Skulpture
Deep-sea fish
Art Studio Dada
Inspired by fish that inhabit the deepest layers of the ocean, this sculpture uses dark tones to evoke the hunting strategies of creatures that thrive in perpetual darkness. Its form appears quiet yet tense.
The sculpture explores adaptation to life in extreme conditions.
| Godina | 2017. |
|---|---|
| Format (cm) | 85x55 |
| Materijal | wood, metal |
| Aplicirani delovi | wood, metal, elevator mechanism switches, pliers components, a medical instrument, a starter motor component, an old coat hanger, optical lens glass |












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