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Stamp-signed on the underside, from an open edition - Published by Cerealart, Philadelphia. - Injection molded and rotomolded plastic, contained in the original plastic presentation package. // Little Wanderer by Yoshitomo Nara, created in 2003, is a charming mixed media sculpture that reflects Nara's signature aesthetic of innocence with a touch of solitude. The figure is a small child-like character, dressed in a simple white outfit that resembles a peaceful traveler or wanderer, eyes closed in a serene, contemplative expression. The soft, rounded features and delicate sculpting give the character a gentle and whimsical appearance. Made from injection-molded and rotomolded plastic, the sculpture is part of an open edition and is stamp-signed on the underside. Published by Cerealart in Philadelphia, this collectible piece is presented in its original plastic display packaging. Little Wanderer captures themes of innocence, introspection, and quiet journeying, hallmark traits of Nara's work, making it both accessible and emotionally resonant for a broad audience.
Little Wanderer, 2003
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Stamp-signed on the underside, from an open edition - Published by Cerealart, Philadelphia. - Injection molded and rotomolded plastic, contained in the original plastic presentation package. // Little Wanderer by Yoshitomo Nara, created in 2003, is a charming mixed media sculpture that reflects Nara's signature aesthetic of innocence with a touch of solitude. The figure is a small child-like character, dressed in a simple white outfit that resembles a peaceful traveler or wanderer, eyes closed in a serene, contemplative expression. The soft, rounded features and delicate sculpting give the character a gentle and whimsical appearance. Made from injection-molded and rotomolded plastic, the sculpture is part of an open edition and is stamp-signed on the underside. Published by Cerealart in Philadelphia, this collectible piece is presented in its original plastic display packaging. Little Wanderer captures themes of innocence, introspection, and quiet journeying, hallmark traits of Nara's work, making it both accessible and emotionally resonant for a broad audience.
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