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Signed and numbered // Better Knowing by KAWS, created in 2023, is a limited edition wooden sculpture that features the iconic Companion character. This piece is carved from wood, giving the figure a natural and organic texture, while still maintaining KAWS' signature stylization with crossed-out eyes and exaggerated features. The character is seated, holding one of its feet, evoking a contemplative or melancholic mood. The craftsmanship in this piece reflects both the simplicity and emotional depth often found in KAWS' work. Limited to 100 pieces with an additional 20 artist proofs, each sculpture is signed and numbered, underscoring its exclusivity and artistic value.
Better Knowing, 2023
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Signed and numbered // Better Knowing by KAWS, created in 2023, is a limited edition wooden sculpture that features the iconic Companion character. This piece is carved from wood, giving the figure a natural and organic texture, while still maintaining KAWS' signature stylization with crossed-out eyes and exaggerated features. The character is seated, holding one of its feet, evoking a contemplative or melancholic mood. The craftsmanship in this piece reflects both the simplicity and emotional depth often found in KAWS' work. Limited to 100 pieces with an additional 20 artist proofs, each sculpture is signed and numbered, underscoring its exclusivity and artistic value.
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