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Vinyl // WHAT PARTY Figure - Yellow by KAWS, released in 2020, is a vinyl sculpture measuring 11.25 by 5.1 by 3.7 inches. This collectible piece features KAWS’s iconic "Companion" character in a slumped, introspective pose. The bright yellow hue gives the figure a striking, playful appearance, while its puffy, exaggerated forms resemble a character clad in an inflatable suit or protective gear. The design plays with themes of isolation and introspection, contrasting the cheerful color with the melancholic stance of the figure. KAWS’s work often explores the duality between pop culture aesthetics and deeper emotional narratives, and this piece exemplifies that balance in a compact, visually engaging form.
What Party Figure - Yellow, 2020
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Vinyl // WHAT PARTY Figure - Yellow by KAWS, released in 2020, is a vinyl sculpture measuring 11.25 by 5.1 by 3.7 inches. This collectible piece features KAWS’s iconic "Companion" character in a slumped, introspective pose. The bright yellow hue gives the figure a striking, playful appearance, while its puffy, exaggerated forms resemble a character clad in an inflatable suit or protective gear. The design plays with themes of isolation and introspection, contrasting the cheerful color with the melancholic stance of the figure. KAWS’s work often explores the duality between pop culture aesthetics and deeper emotional narratives, and this piece exemplifies that balance in a compact, visually engaging form.
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Four Foot Companion - Black Dissected, 2009
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USD 110,000 - 130,000
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