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A Small Propagation Project

Junko Mori, 2004

From the 'Propagation Project' series. Composed of individually forged components, each subtlely different as a result of the hand-hammering process, so that when connected the final shape is determined by these 'little accidents'. Mori says the uncontrollable beauty is the core of my concept. This piece is a development from earlier static examples, since the individual sections are articulated to allow the work to be displayed in different ways.

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Title of artwork, date

A Small Propagation Project, 2004

Date supported

2004

Medium and material

Forged mild steel

Dimensions

28 x 24 x 11 cm

Grant

640

Total cost

1600

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