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From the series “Urn”. It's made from soldered wire, wood, liquin treated tracing paper, part of a Ken doll, milliput and paint. The rabbit head at the back detaches for the casket to be filled. The stand comes with the ship.
Dirk Larsen began his artistic journey in 1974 as part of the duo Reindeer Werk, moving into anti-conceptualist painting by 1980, a style later linked to the Low Brow movement. Over time, Larsen has developed a practice that mediates between conceptual and anti-conceptual frameworks, often incorporating found objects into his sculptures.
From the series “Urn”. It's made from soldered wire, wood, liquin treated tracing paper, part of a Ken doll, milliput and paint. The rabbit head at the back detaches for the casket to be filled. The stand comes with the ship.
Dirk Larsen began his artistic journey in 1974 as part of the duo Reindeer Werk, moving into anti-conceptualist painting by 1980, a style later linked to the Low Brow movement. Over time, Larsen has developed a practice that mediates between conceptual and anti-conceptual frameworks, often incorporating found objects into his sculptures.
