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// William Sweetlove’s African Dog with Shoes and Water Bottles (2011) is a striking red resin sculpture that combines elements of surrealism with environmental commentary. The sculpture depicts a life-sized dog outfitted with human shoes and water bottles strapped to its back, creating a hybrid form that is both humorous and thought-provoking. Sweetlove’s work often addresses themes of adaptation and survival, especially in the context of climate change. The red color amplifies the sense of urgency and draws immediate attention, while the unusual accessories suggest that the animal must prepare for a changing environment. Part of a limited edition of 50, this piece encourages viewers to consider humanity’s impact on nature and the adaptive measures animals may need to survive.
African dog with shoes and water bottles, 2011
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// William Sweetlove’s African Dog with Shoes and Water Bottles (2011) is a striking red resin sculpture that combines elements of surrealism with environmental commentary. The sculpture depicts a life-sized dog outfitted with human shoes and water bottles strapped to its back, creating a hybrid form that is both humorous and thought-provoking. Sweetlove’s work often addresses themes of adaptation and survival, especially in the context of climate change. The red color amplifies the sense of urgency and draws immediate attention, while the unusual accessories suggest that the animal must prepare for a changing environment. Part of a limited edition of 50, this piece encourages viewers to consider humanity’s impact on nature and the adaptive measures animals may need to survive.
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