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Batik Orifice
By
Madi Acharya-Baskerville
2016
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Using a fragile intertwined piece of wood and a silk batik print I wanted to create a link between the organic and manufactured but also reference an anatomical structure. The found plastic used is also hints at the tension between natural and synthetic materials.
Medium: Sculpture
Materials: Found natural wood, plastic, textiles
Dimensions: W40cm x H70cm x D35cm (irregular)
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