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also available in green, chrome and blue // Cloned Hare with Backpack by William Sweetlove, created in 2009, is a whimsical resin sculpture that features a large, red hare outfitted with a backpack. This monochromatic piece, standing at 140 cm tall, embodies Sweetlove’s distinctive approach to environmental art and commentary on consumer culture. The hare’s serene expression and playful addition of the backpack create an unusual and humorous juxtaposition, symbolizing themes of adaptation and survival in a world shaped by human influence. Sweetlove’s work often uses animal forms paired with unexpected accessories to provoke thought on environmental responsibility and the unnatural burdens placed on nature. Available in editions of 33 and also produced in green, chrome, and blue, this sculpture reflects Sweetlove’s unique blend of satire and social commentary.
Cloned Hare with backpack, 2009
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also available in green, chrome and blue // Cloned Hare with Backpack by William Sweetlove, created in 2009, is a whimsical resin sculpture that features a large, red hare outfitted with a backpack. This monochromatic piece, standing at 140 cm tall, embodies Sweetlove’s distinctive approach to environmental art and commentary on consumer culture. The hare’s serene expression and playful addition of the backpack create an unusual and humorous juxtaposition, symbolizing themes of adaptation and survival in a world shaped by human influence. Sweetlove’s work often uses animal forms paired with unexpected accessories to provoke thought on environmental responsibility and the unnatural burdens placed on nature. Available in editions of 33 and also produced in green, chrome, and blue, this sculpture reflects Sweetlove’s unique blend of satire and social commentary.
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