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// Born Wild Crocodile (Black) by Richard Orlinski is a captivating sculpture that captures the primal energy of a crocodile in a sleek, modern aesthetic. Crafted in black resin, the sculpture emphasizes the powerful form and aggressive stance of the animal, with its mouth open in a fierce snarl, exposing sharp teeth. Orlinski’s choice of glossy black resin gives the crocodile a polished, almost industrial feel, contrasting the wild essence with a refined, contemporary finish. Created in 2006 and part of a limited edition of 50, this piece exemplifies Orlinski’s fascination with untamed nature and his exploration of how wildness can be expressed in controlled, artistic forms. The artwork measures 46 cm in height, 106 cm in width, and 40 cm in depth, making it a substantial and visually impactful piece.
Born Wild Crocodile (Black), 2006
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// Born Wild Crocodile (Black) by Richard Orlinski is a captivating sculpture that captures the primal energy of a crocodile in a sleek, modern aesthetic. Crafted in black resin, the sculpture emphasizes the powerful form and aggressive stance of the animal, with its mouth open in a fierce snarl, exposing sharp teeth. Orlinski’s choice of glossy black resin gives the crocodile a polished, almost industrial feel, contrasting the wild essence with a refined, contemporary finish. Created in 2006 and part of a limited edition of 50, this piece exemplifies Orlinski’s fascination with untamed nature and his exploration of how wildness can be expressed in controlled, artistic forms. The artwork measures 46 cm in height, 106 cm in width, and 40 cm in depth, making it a substantial and visually impactful piece.
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