ANCHOR MAN (MESA)

ANCHOR MAN (MESA), 2025

JJ WALKER🟢 Available

Price

€16,000

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Medium

bronze sculpture

Technique

casting

Dimensions

33 × 37 × 30 cm

Year

2025

Edition

1/9

About the Work

Mounted on white oak block: 40cm x 40cm x 10cm Weight (white oak base): 8kg approx. Bronze mounting pin (removable) Signed and numbered by the artist A mature man encircled. He supports a fantasy animal inflatable which, in turn, supports him as he takes to some imminent watery surroundings. 
Here the rubber ring is a symbol of support, childhood need, of learning, adventure, fantasy and fun. We all need support at various stages of our lives…don’t we? A work of whimsy with profound intent. A look at life from one end to the other in a single snap shot. As we progress in one way we regress in another.

Artist

J

JJ WALKER

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British artist JJ Walker’s artwork presents a lavish, textured landscape of colour and narrative. His fresh, bold artworks are rich in symbolism and layered with social commentary, reflecting a deep fascination with the human condition—its highs and lows, complexities and contradictions. Though JJ tackles serious and often urgent themes, his art remains full of optimism. A sharp sense of humour, a strong social conscience, and a surreal perspective run through each piece, offering a uniquely uplifting take on contemporary issues. JJ works out of the legendary Barcelona atelier STUDIO 46. Contributing to the ongoing legacy of this iconic, artistic crucible where many of the most famous and influential artists of the 20th Century created artworks including Salvador Dalí, Joan Miró, Pablo Picasso, Joseph Beuys, Victor Vasarely, Eduardo Chillida, Richard Hamilton, Marc Chagall and Louise Bourgeois. A life-long long career as a multi-disciplinary Designer and Creative Director for small bijou agencies, his own furniture design company and international corporations. JJ has left the politics and often slow mechanics of big business behind and concentrates on that which still drives him with an endless passion—the process of creating vivid, visceral and thought-provoking art.