Reclaimed, Endangered Global Rainforest, H230 x W200 x D90cm (2014)
Stephen : “In Loving Memory depicts an Orangutan sitting, locked within a hoop of romantic renditions of the wild that are the products of the tourist industry. Serving as a spectacle of interest, looking out at the changing world, his skeleton is immortalised ironically in the very things that caused his demise.”...More here...
Stephen : “In Loving Memory depicts an Orangutan sitting, locked within a hoop of romantic renditions of the wild that are the products of the tourist industry. Serving as a spectacle of interest, looking out at the changing world, his skeleton is immortalised ironically in the very things that caused his demise.”...More here...
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Reclaimed, Endangered Global Rainforest, H230 x W200 x D90cm (2014)
Stephen : “In Loving Memory depicts an Orangutan sitting, locked within a hoop of romantic renditions of the wild that are the products of the tourist industry. Serving as a spectacle of interest, looking out at the changing world, his skeleton is immortalised ironically in the very things that caused his demise.”...More here...
Stephen : “In Loving Memory depicts an Orangutan sitting, locked within a hoop of romantic renditions of the wild that are the products of the tourist industry. Serving as a spectacle of interest, looking out at the changing world, his skeleton is immortalised ironically in the very things that caused his demise.”...More here...
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Reclaimed, Endangered Global Rainforest, H230 x W200 x D90cm (2014)
Stephen : “In Loving Memory depicts an Orangutan sitting, locked within a hoop of romantic renditions of the wild that are the products of the tourist industry. Serving as a spectacle of interest, looking out at the changing world, his skeleton is immortalised ironically in the very things that caused his demise.”...More here...
Stephen : “In Loving Memory depicts an Orangutan sitting, locked within a hoop of romantic renditions of the wild that are the products of the tourist industry. Serving as a spectacle of interest, looking out at the changing world, his skeleton is immortalised ironically in the very things that caused his demise.”...More here...
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