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Perforated Head
2011, Bronze
25 × 17 × 18 in (63.5 × 43.2 × 45.7 cm)
Limited edition of 8
This bronze artwork titled James Mathison, Perforated Head, 2014, Bronze, edition 2 of 8, Head: 25 × 17 × 18 inches, Overall with base: 28 × 17 × 18 inches Perforated Head demonstrates Mathison’s extraordinary ability to express the complexity of human experience through bronze.
Read more about the workOn view at the gallery in Naples, Florida
This perforated bronze head by artist James Mathison reflects his powerful exploration of the human condition, memory, and introspection. The precisely punctured surface transforms the anatomical head into a metaphor for the complex relationship between our physical exterior and inner world.
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The work in depth
Perforated Head
This bronze artwork titled James Mathison, Perforated Head, 2014, Bronze, edition 2 of 8, Head: 25 × 17 × 18 inches, Overall with base: 28 × 17 × 18 inches
Perforated Head demonstrates Mathison’s extraordinary ability to express the complexity of human experience through bronze. Its fragmented surface invites introspection, prompting questions about memory, identity, vulnerability, and the passage of time.
- Artist
- James Mathison
- Title
- Perforated Head
- Date
- 2011
- Medium
- Bronze
- Dimensions
- 25 × 17 × 18 in (63.5 × 43.2 × 45.7 cm)
- Edition
- Limited edition of 8
- Signature
- Hand-signed by artist
- Certificate
- Certificate of authenticity
- Provenance
- The Artist
- Shipping
- Crated and shipped by specialists, quoted personally
- Collection
- Available from the gallery in Naples
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