Georgey Boy 2.0 2024
Ben Koracevic
WoodResinMetalNails
62 ⨯ 75 ⨯ 75 cm
ConditionExcellent
€ 65.000
CJS Gallery
- About the artworkArtist: Ben Koracevic
Title: Georgey – Boy 2.0
Technique: Resin/ 15000 nails /600 meter of string/ 200 liters of Epoxy/ Carbon
Size: 62x75x75 cm (around 150 kg)
Edition: 1/1, unique piece
In the dimly lit gallery, amidst a sea of artistry, stands an enigmatic masterpiece that captivates the gaze and ignites the imagination – “Georgey Boy 2.0.” Crafted by the deft hands of a visionary sculptor, this unparalleled work of art transcends the boundaries of convention, inviting viewers into a realm where creativity knows no bounds.
At its core, “Georgey Boy 2.0” is a testament to the symbiosis of nature and innovation, embodied in the form of a meticulously hand-sculpted ape’s visage. Yet, what sets this sculpture apart from the mundane is the fusion of unexpected elements – a bespoke astronaut’s helmet, meticulously adorned with 15,000 miniature nails, intricately woven with 600 meters of wire, and sealed with 200 liters of epoxy resin.
As one approaches, the craftsmanship becomes apparent; each nail painstakingly placed, each strand of wire delicately intertwined, forming a cosmic tapestry that encapsulates the essence of exploration and curiosity. The juxtaposition of the earthly primate and the celestial helmet serves as a poignant reminder of humanity’s relentless quest for understanding, reaching for the stars while rooted in the soil.
The tactile allure of “Georgey Boy 2.0” beckons the observer to explore further, to touch and feel the texture of resin, wire, and metal, each telling a story of dedication and craftsmanship. Its rarity, with only one existence in the entire world, elevates its status to that of a coveted treasure, sought after by collectors and connoisseurs alike.
In a world inundated with mass-produced replicas, “Georgey Boy 2.0” stands as a beacon of individuality, a testament to the boundless creativity that resides within the human spirit. It serves as a reminder that true artistry knows no limits, transcending time and space to leave an indelible mark on the collective consciousness of humanity. - About the artist
Ben Koracevic is a British artist based in London, known for his unique string art technique. He combines thousands of nails with miles of string to create intriguing and detailed works of art.
His work includes portraits of people and animals, as well as iconic figures such as the Joker and characters from the Harry Potter series.
One of his most notable projects, a Harry Potter mural, took over 800 hours and 85 days of continuous work to complete, using 33,616 nails and 700 meters of string.
Koracevic is self-taught and sees his art as an exploration of depth, shadow and texture. He has only been active in the art world for a few years and still sees himself as being in an experimental phase.
His works are appreciated and exhibited internationally, including on platforms such as ITSLIQUID, where he emphasizes that art is a way to share creative ideas and inspire audiences.
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