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Murano Glass. Signed and numbered on the accompanying certificate and inscribed on the bottom. Less than 40 compiled with matching numbers out of the total edition of 100. Ai Weiwei’s Vases in Five Colours (2024) is a limited-edition set of five Murano glass vessels, each rendered in a distinct hue—cobalt blue, black, amber, white, and emerald green. Shaped in the form of traditional Chinese storage jars but embossed with the iconic Coca-Cola logo, these works merge ancient craft with contemporary global branding. Weiwei critiques cultural homogenization and consumerism, referencing both Duchamp’s readymades and his own history of repurposing classical forms. Each vase measures 22 x 20.5 cm and is signed and numbered on the base and certificate. Fewer than 40 complete sets with matching edition numbers exist from the total edition of 100.
Vases in Five Colours (Set of 5), 2024
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Murano Glass. Signed and numbered on the accompanying certificate and inscribed on the bottom. Less than 40 compiled with matching numbers out of the total edition of 100. Ai Weiwei’s Vases in Five Colours (2024) is a limited-edition set of five Murano glass vessels, each rendered in a distinct hue—cobalt blue, black, amber, white, and emerald green. Shaped in the form of traditional Chinese storage jars but embossed with the iconic Coca-Cola logo, these works merge ancient craft with contemporary global branding. Weiwei critiques cultural homogenization and consumerism, referencing both Duchamp’s readymades and his own history of repurposing classical forms. Each vase measures 22 x 20.5 cm and is signed and numbered on the base and certificate. Fewer than 40 complete sets with matching edition numbers exist from the total edition of 100.
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