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Jack Pierson
PLEASURE, 2024
Metal, paint, plastic, and wood
61 x 240 x 8.9 cm
24 x 94 1/2 x 3 1/2 in
His first word sculptures, composed of discarded signage letters removed from their intended context, were found on the streets of New York's East Village and introduced a multiplicity of meaning into Pierson’s practice. They question what is staged and what is casual, a theme that is unquestionably his own, in which material, object, subject, fragment and life all coalesce. Pierson’s word sculptures often explore themes of longing, memory, and the human condition.
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Jack Pierson
PLEASURE, 2024
Metal, paint, plastic, and wood
61 x 240 x 8.9 cm
24 x 94 1/2 x 3 1/2 in
His first word sculptures, composed of discarded signage letters removed from their intended context, were found on the streets of New York's East Village and introduced a multiplicity of meaning into Pierson’s practice. They question what is staged and what is casual, a theme that is unquestionably his own, in which material, object, subject, fragment and life all coalesce. Pierson’s word sculptures often explore themes of longing, memory, and the human condition.
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Jack Pierson
PLEASURE, 2024
Metal, paint, plastic, and wood
61 x 240 x 8.9 cm
24 x 94 1/2 x 3 1/2 in
His first word sculptures, composed of discarded signage letters removed from their intended context, were found on the streets of New York's East Village and introduced a multiplicity of meaning into Pierson’s practice. They question what is staged and what is casual, a theme that is unquestionably his own, in which material, object, subject, fragment and life all coalesce. Pierson’s word sculptures often explore themes of longing, memory, and the human condition.
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Jack Pierson
PLEASURE, 2024
Metal, paint, plastic, and wood
61 x 240 x 8.9 cm
24 x 94 1/2 x 3 1/2 in
His first word sculptures, composed of discarded signage letters removed from their intended context, were found on the streets of New York's East Village and introduced a multiplicity of meaning into Pierson’s practice. They question what is staged and what is casual, a theme that is unquestionably his own, in which material, object, subject, fragment and life all coalesce. Pierson’s word sculptures often explore themes of longing, memory, and the human condition.