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Frank Stella — Bamboo Trophy I
Frank Stella

Bamboo Trophy I

2002

Frank Stella's *Bamboo Trophy I* is a dynamic sculptural work constructed from stainless steel, aluminum, and plastic, showcasing his signature exploration of bold, interlocking forms in three-dimensional space. The piece exemplifies Stella's evolution from his minimalist roots into maximalist, exuberant abstraction, with industrial materials transformed into an energetic composition of curves, angles, and layered elements. The interplay of reflective metallic surfaces and plastic components creates a vibrant tension between industrial and synthetic qualities, demonstrating Stella's continued push against the boundaries of traditional painting and sculpture.

Medium
stainless steel, aluminum and plastic

🔨 Auction Lot

20th Century & Contemporary Art Day Sale, Morning Session

May 16, 2018

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Frank Stella, Bamboo Trophy I, 2002

Frank Stella's *Bamboo Trophy I* is a dynamic sculptural work constructed from stainless steel, aluminum, and plastic, showcasing his signature exploration of bold, interlocking forms in three-dimensional space. The piece exemplifies Stella's evolution from his minimalist roots into maximalist, exuberant abstraction, with industrial materials transformed into an energetic composition of curves, angles, and layered elements. The interplay of reflective metallic surfaces and plastic components creates a vibrant tension between industrial and synthetic qualities, demonstrating Stella's continued push against the boundaries of traditional painting and sculpture.

Medium
stainless steel, aluminum and plastic
Year
2002
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Abstract Art, Geometric Forms, Renowned Artist, Male Artist, Sculpture, Industrial Materials, American Artist, Three Dimensional Work, Late 20th Century, Metallic Tones, Post-Painterly Abstraction, Minimalism

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Carolyn Lynx, Alex Capecelatro