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Richard Deacon — Coat
Richard Deacon

Coat

1990

Richard Deacon's *Coat* is a sculptural work that exemplifies the artist's signature exploration of form, surface, and material relationships. The piece evokes a sense of organic fluidity, with its curving, enveloping shapes suggesting the soft contours and protective qualities of a garment wrapped around an absent body. Deacon's skillful manipulation of his chosen medium invites viewers to consider the boundaries between the physical and the implied, the object and its human resonance.

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Richard Deacon, Coat, 1990

Richard Deacon's *Coat* is a sculptural work that exemplifies the artist's signature exploration of form, surface, and material relationships. The piece evokes a sense of organic fluidity, with its curving, enveloping shapes suggesting the soft contours and protective qualities of a garment wrapped around an absent body. Deacon's skillful manipulation of his chosen medium invites viewers to consider the boundaries between the physical and the implied, the object and its human resonance.

Year
1990
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Geometric, Minimalist, Installation, Sculpture, Mixed Media, British, Three-Dimensional, Abstract, Contemporary, Post-Modern

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