Era: After 2000
Country of origin: Europe
Material: Cement concrete
Artist: Mitch Richmond (1983)
Title of artwork: Slam Dunk Through The Wall (Wall Sculpture)
Signature: Hand-signed
Edition: 300 copies
Condition: Excellent condition
Height: 23 cm
Width: 23 cm
Depth: 12 cm
Urban Apocalyptica
This item is ready to hang on the wall.
The object is designed for wall display, like a painting.
Installation requires only a nail or screw.
It is important to ensure that the nail or screw can support the weight of this item.
THE SCULPTURE
Urban Apocalypse – Contemporary Wunderkammer
Handmade and cast in a proprietary concrete-stone blend.
H23 x W23 x D12 CM (Official NBA-size ball)
Limited edition in full metal configuration // Edition of 300 pieces.
The COA (Certificate of Authenticity) is a stainless steel military-style tag from the USA, hand-signed on the back // IG: mitchrichmond.studio
This product may have scars or scratches that are inherent qualities of this material and technique.
This results in a bold and expressive style, giving each piece its own uniqueness.
Comes with a signed certificate of authenticity in stainless steel.
CONCEPT
In a world that demands explanations and definitions, I choose to challenge these norms.
I refuse to confine my creations within my own explanations,
and instead invite you, the viewer, to embark on a journey with your own creativity and self-discovery.
My goal is to empower you so that you can uncover your own story while experiencing my works.
Everyone has their own unique reality, quest, past, and future.
It is within this understanding that I seek to communicate messages through my work.
When you engage with my creations, you become both the storyteller and the main character in this narrative.
The artist is in no way affiliated with the NBA or Spalding, or any other entity besides the artist’s own studio.
This object is a fan-made replica.
Born in ’83 on the sand-black beaches of the Southeastern USA.
He later lived on three continents and in many different countries and cultures.
Through these adventures, the world became his playground and his education through travel.
His art draws from the countless encounters, experiences, and lessons with people from all walks of life.The high-contrast works are inspired by global sociopolitical concepts from the past, present, and future, where our conflicting cultures and ways serve as a catalyst for his art.
