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Vito Acconci — Blown-Up Baby Doll
Vito Acconci — Blown-Up Baby Doll
Vito Acconci

Blown-Up Baby Doll

1992

Vito Acconci's Blown Up Baby Doll is a provocative screenprint created in 1992 that challenges conventional ideas about representation and scale. The work combines screenprint in colors with unconventional materials including Sintra and mirrored Plexiglas lined with velcro. This mixed media approach transforms a simple doll reference into a complex interactive object. The mirror element encourages viewer self reflection and participation. Acconci's piece engages with themes of perception, childhood, and the manipulation of everyday objects.

Medium
screenprint in colors on Sintra and mirrored Plexiglas lined with velcro
Dimensions

Notes

This work can be arranged in a variety of configurations. Signed, dated and numbered to verso of one element ‘Vito Acconci 19/20 92’ with publisher's inkstamp. This work is number 19 from the edition of 20 printed and published by Clay Street Press, Cincinnati.

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April 16, 2026

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Vito Acconci, Blown-Up Baby Doll, 1992

Vito Acconci's Blown Up Baby Doll is a provocative screenprint created in 1992 that challenges conventional ideas about representation and scale. The work combines screenprint in colors with unconventional materials including Sintra and mirrored Plexiglas lined with velcro. This mixed media approach transforms a simple doll reference into a complex interactive object. The mirror element encourages viewer self reflection and participation. Acconci's piece engages with themes of perception, childhood, and the manipulation of everyday objects.

Medium
screenprint in colors on Sintra and mirrored Plexiglas lined with velcro
Dimensions
52.7 x 61 cm
Year
1992
Seen at
Wright, Chicago, United States

Related themes

Viewer Participation, Plexiglas Construction, Interactive Installation, Provocative Imagery, Body Art, Tactile Engagement, Multimedia Approach, 1992 Installation, Scaled Objects, Screenprint Sculpture, Mixed Media Screenprint, Unconventional Materials, Mirrored Plexiglas, Interactive Art, Mirror Elements, Contemporary Concepts, Baby Doll Reference

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