Boris Tellgen teams up with Case Studyo to release a smaller version of his 4.5 meter-tall wood "Toy" sculpture. Originally displayed in 2005, "A Concrete Toy" receives its name from Tellgen's roots in graffiti (toy meaning someone who has only just started to write) and incorporates his graf name D-E-L-T-A. Inspired by early '90s Japanese robots and their boxy shapes, "A Concrete Toy" stands 28 centimeters tall, and as you guessed, is made entirely out of concrete. Limited to 32 examples, the s...
Boris Tellgen teams up with Case Studyo to release a smaller version of his 4.5 meter-tall wood "Toy" sculpture. Originally displayed in 2005, "A Concrete Toy" receives its name from Tellgen's roots in graffiti (toy meaning someone who has only just started to write) and incorporates his graf name D-E-L-T-A. Inspired by early '90s Japanese robots and their boxy shapes, "A Concrete Toy" stands 28 centimeters tall, and as you guessed, is made entirely out of concrete. Limited to 32 examples, the s...
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