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Head Over Heels Series | Sculptures by Aman Khanna (Claymen)ˇ. Item composed of stoneware
Head Over Heels Series | Sculptures by Aman Khanna (Claymen)ˇ. Item composed of stoneware

Created and Sold by Aman Khanna (Claymen)ˇ

Aman Khanna (Claymen)ˇ

Head Over Heels Series - Sculptures

Price $405

Creation: 1-3 weeks
Shipping: 5-10 days
Estimated Arrival: December 15, 2024

Stumble, tumble and fall.

DETAILS
1. L 3.5 x W 2.7 x H 4.3 inches (9 x 7 x 11 cm) approx.
2. L 3.5 x W 2.7 x H 4.3 inches (9 x 7 x 11 cm) approx..
3. L 5.9 x W 2.7 x H 2.9 inches (15 x 7 x 7.5 cm) approx.

These come with a hole at the back and wall mounting screws.

Stoneware clay.

Item Head Over Heels Series
Created by Aman Khanna (Claymen)ˇ
As seen in Creator's Studio, New Delhi, India
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Aman Khanna (Claymen)ˇ
Meet the Creator

Aman Khanna (Claymen)ˇ

New Delhi, India

Wescover creator since 2020
These objects add aesthetic by taking it away. They simply are what they are: a celebration of a style that lives at peace with its own little imperfections. Some are functional, they are hand made and are built to be used. Some incarnate the dysfunctionality intrinsic to society by hinting at the fragility of the human condition in a more general sense.

“I create these small sculptures from my observation of the common man and his dilemmas. Claymen figures come in peace and maintain silence. Although going through their own existential crises at all times they are mere spectators or observers to the notion that “man is losing his humanity and becoming a thing amongst the things he produces.” - Aman Khanna
Aman Khanna is a graphic artist, illustrator, sculptor, and a visual storyteller. After graduating in graphic and information design from London College of Communication in 2004, Aman worked in London for a year and then set up his own design studio Info men in London and Infonauts in New Delhi, which he continues to run from New Delhi. Aman’s quirky characters and iconic forms tease viewers, drawing their attention to the pages of many international publications including Harvard Business publications, The Guardian newspaper, The Times newspaper, and The Wall Street Journal.