PINOCCHIO (MONUMENTAL),
Stainless Steel
35x120x29in
$190,200
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pencil on Paper
- Other details : Artwork on cardboard. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 26.3x61in
About this artwork
On top of uncut sheets of authentic US dollars from the Federal Reserve, Good luck is shown in a friendly font that is reminiscent of advertisements aimed at convincing viewers that you, too, can access the American Dream.
"These are two sheets of $50 each with an intervention that says "good luck." and they are real sheets of dollars that I obtained from the Printing and Engraving Division of the Federal Reserve. The phrase is done with graffiti… and airbrush and is related to good luck in finances."
"These are two sheets of $50 each with an intervention that says "good luck." and they are real sheets of dollars that I obtained from the Printing and Engraving Division of the Federal Reserve. The phrase is done with graffiti… and airbrush and is related to good luck in finances."
Alberto Echegaray
Alberto Echegaray
Good Luck
$10,300
