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John Chamberlain — Tabasco fiasco
John Chamberlain

Tabasco fiasco

2003

"Tabasco Fiasco" by John Chamberlain is a dynamic sculptural work composed of crushed and twisted painted and chromium-plated steel, showcasing the artist's signature method of transforming discarded automobile parts into bold, expressive forms. The interplay of vibrant painted surfaces against the reflective gleam of chromium plating creates a striking tension between color and light. This work exemplifies Chamberlain's ability to find beauty and energy in industrial materials, bridging the worlds of Abstract Expressionism and sculpture.

Medium
painted and chromium plated steel

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20th Century & Contemporary Art Day Sale

March 10, 2017

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John Chamberlain, Tabasco fiasco, 2003

"Tabasco Fiasco" by John Chamberlain is a dynamic sculptural work composed of crushed and twisted painted and chromium-plated steel, showcasing the artist's signature method of transforming discarded automobile parts into bold, expressive forms. The interplay of vibrant painted surfaces against the reflective gleam of chromium plating creates a striking tension between color and light. This work exemplifies Chamberlain's ability to find beauty and energy in industrial materials, bridging the worlds of Abstract Expressionism and sculpture.

Medium
painted and chromium plated steel
Year
2003
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Dynamic Composition, Industrial, Steel, Chrome, Assemblage, 20th Century, Industrial Art, Bold Colors, Male Artist, Sculpture, American Artist, Abstract Expressionism, Abstract, Found Materials

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