Kang Duck-Bong’s PVC pipe sculptures create illusion of motion
Published: Thu, 02/02/12
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| Kang Duck-Bong’s PVC pipe sculptures create illusion of motion | |
| February 2, 2012 [From ThisIsColossal]
Speedy PVC Pipe Sculptures By Christopher on December 7, 2011 These whimsical sculptures by Korean artist Kang Duck-Bong are made by adhering myriad cuts of PVC pipe and covering them in a thick shellac of urethane paint. The process creates an uncanny sense of motion, the figures appearing blurred and perpetually in motion. Kang’s work is on display at Gallery 4Walls in Seoul through December 23 as part of his solo show, Disguise. A huge thanks to Cho at Gallery 4Walls for providing the imagery for this post. | |
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