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Continuance | Sculptures by Nicole Neu | Armadillo in San Francisco. Item compatible with minimalism and japandi style

Continuance | Sculptures by Nicole Neu | Armadillo in San Francisco. Item compatible with minimalism and japandi style

Continuance | Sculptures by Nicole Neu | Armadillo in San Francisco. Item compatible with minimalism and japandi style

Created and Sold by Nicole Neu

Nicole Neu

Continuance - Sculptures

Featured In Armadillo, San Francisco, CA

Price $8,800

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Estimated Arrival: December 15, 2024

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Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Recycled Materials

Made In USA

Natural Materials

Dimensions	Weight
72H x 48W x 3D in 182.88H x 121.92W x 7.62D cm	9.07 kg 20 lb

Flax and abaca fiber with earth pigments.
Archival mounted on unprimed canvas.

Item Continuance

Created by Nicole Neu

As seen in Armadillo, San Francisco, CA

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Nicole Neu

Meet the Creator

Nicole Neu

Wescover creator since 2023

Nicole Neu (b. 1988) is a sculptor working and residing on The West Coast of The US. She earned a bachelor of art in photography and sculpture from Azusa Pacific University. Her practice is built out of a curiosity for natural earthen material such as flax, hemp, clay and earth pigments. Neu explores ideas of imperfection, impermanence, light and shadow, through humble materials and contrasting ridged and organic forms. While the material remains a large part of Neu’s informing inspiration there are references to landscape, topographical maps and movement ever present. Each piece involves a delicate balance of the artist intentionally molding material and allowing the material to lead, giving space for the final sculptures to have their own breath.