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Gavin Turk GT Biscuit resin sculpture of a beige biscuit with perforated G, centered on a black background.

Hand-painted resin sculpture. Not signed. GT Biscuit by Gavin Turk is a small hand-painted resin sculpture replicating a classic British biscuit, complete with a stylized “G” formed by its perforations. Centered within a dark background, the object balances humor with commentary on branding, nostalgia, and the commodification of art. Created in 2015 in an edition of 50, the piece fits Turk's ongoing exploration of identity and authorship. By presenting a mass-produced snack as fine art, Turk plays with perceptions of value and cultural memory, while the absence of a signature underscores his conceptual approach.

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GT Biscuit, 2015

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Hand-painted resin sculpture. Not signed. GT Biscuit by Gavin Turk is a small hand-painted resin sculpture replicating a classic British biscuit, complete with a stylized “G” formed by its perforations. Centered within a dark background, the object balances humor with commentary on branding, nostalgia, and the commodification of art. Created in 2015 in an edition of 50, the piece fits Turk's ongoing exploration of identity and authorship. By presenting a mass-produced snack as fine art, Turk plays with perceptions of value and cultural memory, while the absence of a signature underscores his conceptual approach.

Artwork Copyright © Gavin Turk

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