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Paint on paper. Not signed. Elephant by Nicolas Party, created in 2012, is a unique painted paper sculpture measuring 15 x 5 x 5 cm. This compact three-dimensional work features a stylized gray elephant rendered in ink and watercolor, with its head and elongated trunk stretching down the front of the vertical form. Executed in Party’s distinct illustrative style, the piece balances playful simplicity with sculptural presence. Despite its modest size, the work evokes monumentality and humor, typical of Party’s exploration of anthropomorphism and art history through contemporary media. The object blurs the line between painting, drawing, and sculpture.
Elephant, 2012
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Paint on paper. Not signed. Elephant by Nicolas Party, created in 2012, is a unique painted paper sculpture measuring 15 x 5 x 5 cm. This compact three-dimensional work features a stylized gray elephant rendered in ink and watercolor, with its head and elongated trunk stretching down the front of the vertical form. Executed in Party’s distinct illustrative style, the piece balances playful simplicity with sculptural presence. Despite its modest size, the work evokes monumentality and humor, typical of Party’s exploration of anthropomorphism and art history through contemporary media. The object blurs the line between painting, drawing, and sculpture.
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