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S2-P2-MAR1

Artist Roxy Paine (American, born 1966)
Date2011
MediumLow-density polyethylene (plastic) and maroon pigment
DimensionsOverall: 16 × 30 × 36 inches (40.64 × 76.2 × 91.44 cm)
Credit LineGift of the artist
Object number2011.33.1
Inscribedinscribed on bottom: S2-P2-MAR1
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Not on view
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DescriptionMaroon in color and bulbous in form. The organically shaped form, which is created by molten plastic extruded from the machine, is layered/stacked and fluid.
With its bold, overlapping forms that flow in three directions, extending beyond and drooping over the pedestal edge, this Scumak conveys a gracious, expansive liquidity. A chute descends from the top of the mound to its lower right, evoking the speed and spirit of water slides and saucer rides down snowy hillsides.
Copyright© Roxy Paine
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