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also available in black and blue // Cloned Krocky with Scarf by William Sweetlove, created in 2009, is a resin sculpture that humorously reimagines an alligator in a bold, monochromatic red, complete with a scarf around its neck. This piece exemplifies Sweetlove's playful approach to environmental commentary, with the bright color and accessory emphasizing the artificial nature of the cloned animal. Sweetlove often employs humor and surrealism to explore themes related to consumerism, climate change, and the human manipulation of nature. The exaggerated, glossy appearance of the alligator gives it a cartoonish quality, inviting viewers to question the boundaries between nature and synthetic representation. Limited to an edition of eight, with versions also available in black and blue, this sculpture captures Sweetlove’s distinctive blend of whimsy and social critique.
Cloned Krocky with scarf, 2009
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also available in black and blue // Cloned Krocky with Scarf by William Sweetlove, created in 2009, is a resin sculpture that humorously reimagines an alligator in a bold, monochromatic red, complete with a scarf around its neck. This piece exemplifies Sweetlove's playful approach to environmental commentary, with the bright color and accessory emphasizing the artificial nature of the cloned animal. Sweetlove often employs humor and surrealism to explore themes related to consumerism, climate change, and the human manipulation of nature. The exaggerated, glossy appearance of the alligator gives it a cartoonish quality, inviting viewers to question the boundaries between nature and synthetic representation. Limited to an edition of eight, with versions also available in black and blue, this sculpture captures Sweetlove’s distinctive blend of whimsy and social critique.
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Resin
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Plastic
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Plastic
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Plastic
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Sculpture / Object
Plastic
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Porcelain
EUR 600
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Bronze
EUR 9,900
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Sculpture / Object
Resin
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Bronze
EUR 5,000
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Bronze
EUR 6,000
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Metal
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Sculpture / Object
Metal
EUR 4,000
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Sculpture / Object
Resin
EUR 3,000
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Sculpture / Object
Resin
EUR 10,000
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Sculpture / Object
Resin
EUR 2,500
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Resin
EUR 2,500
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