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Crystal Schenk, I’m Not a Barnacle, I’m a Boy, 2017, stoneware, porcelain, 21″ x 44″ x 31″

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Sculptural installation made of stoneware and porcelain, placed on a concrete gallery floor, with a white gallery wall in the background. The installation features a sculpture of a lifelike depiction of a small boy sitting crosslegged on the floor. There are four large stones arranged around him. The boy and stones are monochromed in a dark brown color. On top of the stones and the boy are sculptures of white barnacles, also realistically rendered. The boy is looking at the stones.

Crystal Schenk, I'm Not a Barnacle, I'm a Boy, 2017, stoneware, porcelain, 21" x 44" x 31"

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