Description
"Phone Game Zach Morris" is a truly extraordinary functional glass art rig that emerged from a collaborative effort between two renowned artists, Elbo and Coyle, in September 2015. This one-of-a-kind piece seamlessly combines Elbo's expertise in sculpting intricate dinosaur art and Coyle's mastery of crafting captivating monkey sculptures.
At first glance, the rig's teal dinosaur body immediately catches the eye, evoking a sense of playful nostalgia. The dinosaur's form exhibits meticulous attention to detail, capturing the essence of these prehistoric creatures with a whimsical twist. The dinosaur's body serves as the main structure for the rig, providing stability and a visually striking foundation.
The true magic of "Phone Game Zach Morris" lies in its captivating combination of the dinosaur body with the hands and head of a monkey. The monkey's hands delicately grasp a yellow cellphone, cleverly positioned near its head as if engaged in an amusing conversation. This unexpected fusion of elements creates a fascinating juxtaposition, blending ancient and modern imagery into a harmonious composition.. Its wide grin reveals a set of sharp teeth, giving the monkey a fierce and determined look. Despite the playful nature of the piece, the monkey's intense gaze and exposed teeth add an intriguing touch of attitude and edge.
The intricate craftsmanship of Elbo and Coyle is evident in every aspect of this functional glass art rig. The vibrant colors, meticulously sculpted details, and seamless integration of disparate elements highlight their mastery of the glass medium. "Phone Game Zach Morris" serves as a testament to their creative vision and technical skill.
This unique collaboration pushes the boundaries of functional glass art, infusing it with humor, creativity, and a touch of nostalgia. "Phone Game Zach Morris" stands as a testament to the artists' ability to transform glass into a medium for storytelling and self-expression, capturing the imagination of viewers and collectors alike.
Year Made: 2015 signed and dated
Joint Size: 14mm
Approximately L 9.5" x W 4.1" x H 8.3"