Created and Sold by Jackie Braitman
Q.U.E.E.N. - Sculptures
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Price $24,000
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Estimated Arrival: February 1, 2025
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Handmade
Woman Owned
Made In USA
| Dimensions | Weight |
|---|---|
73H x 45W x 22D in 185.42H x 114.3W x 55.88D cm |
Marine Plywood
Part of the Momentum Series
Q.U.E.E.N is part of the Momentum series celebrating everyday women and was inspired by the courage of Janelle Monae in embracing the non-normal. Like all pieces in the series are both figurative and abstract -- abstracting the motion of the dance into a rhythmic geometry. The piece starts with a wax model at a 1/3 human scale. The model is then digitized and manipulated digitally using multiple computer programs. The individual components are fabricated and assembled. The piece uses traditional woodworking as well as advanced computer-aided manufacturing (CNC fabrication). The wood is marine-grade Douglas Fir and the assembly is fully waterproof. However, the piece will darken and gray if exposed to UV rays. The sculpture is on industrial casters -- part of the aesthetic.
The artwork, like most in the series, took more than 4 months to complete.
Part of the Momentum Series
Q.U.E.E.N is part of the Momentum series celebrating everyday women and was inspired by the courage of Janelle Monae in embracing the non-normal. Like all pieces in the series are both figurative and abstract -- abstracting the motion of the dance into a rhythmic geometry. The piece starts with a wax model at a 1/3 human scale. The model is then digitized and manipulated digitally using multiple computer programs. The individual components are fabricated and assembled. The piece uses traditional woodworking as well as advanced computer-aided manufacturing (CNC fabrication). The wood is marine-grade Douglas Fir and the assembly is fully waterproof. However, the piece will darken and gray if exposed to UV rays. The sculpture is on industrial casters -- part of the aesthetic.
The artwork, like most in the series, took more than 4 months to complete.
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