Pokemon Pants
by Anne Lacheiner-KuhnEdition of 1
£545.00
1 in stock
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| Edition of: | 1 |
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| Provenance: | Hand stamped and signed by the artist |
| Dimensions: | 36 × 31 × 6 cm |
| Medium: | Photo Collage |
| Rebate Size: | 22 |
| SKU: | ALK39 |
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Released as part of Anne Lacheiner-Kuhn’s debut exhibition ‘NSFW’ at Nelly Duff in September 2018, this work combines Lacheiner-Kuhn’s unique collage style with a bespoke persepx frame to create a one-of-a-kind three-dimensional artwork never before seen at Nelly Duff.
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Namibian born and London based, Lacheiener-Kuhn utilises her ancestral duality through combining vintage family photographs...
Anne Lacheiner-Kuhn
Namibian born and London based, Lacheiener-Kuhn utilises her ancestral duality through combining vintage family photographs...
