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Want To Sell It But Don't Know How To Describe It Besides...
Looking for a good title to list it on ebay and maybe some information as to the "style" of art it is (if there is such a thing). It's a modern, artisan made sculptured bowl that looks like an algae ridden, biohazardous, post nuclear event, Koi pond. I can't even decipher what it's made of. I believe it is plaster of paris, only because It looks like gauze impressions (?) on it or something. But then they don't appear on the back, so I would guess the "gauze marks" are intentionally made. The center where the fish are has a glossy glaze with a crystalline finish apparent in the glaze. It looks to be a complex made piece, as ugly as it appears, and it's quite unique. It's signed in black marker and probably came from a local gallery. I posted this several years ago and have searched several times since then for anything similar to no avail. I figured I'd post it on this page versus the garage sale page, since I posted it there previously and this forum gets more exposure.
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/garage-sale-finds/296250-any-idea-how-figure-thing-out.html
Some new pics-
Looking for a good title to list it on ebay and maybe some information as to the "style" of art it is (if there is such a thing). It's a modern, artisan made sculptured bowl that looks like an algae ridden, biohazardous, post nuclear event, Koi pond. I can't even decipher what it's made of. I believe it is plaster of paris, only because It looks like gauze impressions (?) on it or something. But then they don't appear on the back, so I would guess the "gauze marks" are intentionally made. The center where the fish are has a glossy glaze with a crystalline finish apparent in the glaze. It looks to be a complex made piece, as ugly as it appears, and it's quite unique. It's signed in black marker and probably came from a local gallery. I posted this several years ago and have searched several times since then for anything similar to no avail. I figured I'd post it on this page versus the garage sale page, since I posted it there previously and this forum gets more exposure.
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/garage-sale-finds/296250-any-idea-how-figure-thing-out.html
Some new pics-
