Abigail Fallis

DNA DL90

2003

stainless steel, chrome plated steel
115 x 50 x 50 cm
edition of 4

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Trolleys are everywhere - parks, canals, in the streets - the uses for shopping trolleys are everywhere. Humans love to shop. It's the new hobby for the 21st Century. The shopping trolleys are displayed in a DNA double helix structure.

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DNA DL902004
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publications from the Cass Sculpture Foundation

Cass Sculpture Foundation 2004/2007

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How to Carve Wood: A Book of Projects and Techniques (Fine Woodworking Book)

50 Distinguished Contemporary Artists in Glass (Intelligent Layman Series)

Concise History of Modern Sculpture (World of Art)

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