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Sasa (Manteau)

sculpture by Anatsui
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  • El Anatsui
    El Anatsui
    / Bottle caps

    …of Anatsui’s early metal works, Sasa (Manteau) (2004), reveals the spontaneity of this operation. One band of the sculpture, made from rectangular gold pieces, transforms into a hodgepodge of circular metal pieces resembling coins and a network of copper wire dotted with metal pieces.

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    …of Anatsui’s early metal works, Sasa (Manteau) (2004), reveals the spontaneity of this operation. One band of the sculpture, made from rectangular gold pieces, transforms into a hodgepodge of circular metal pieces resembling coins and a network of copper wire dotted with metal pieces.

    Read More