Truth!!1000steps wrote:It'll be a few weeks until the painting gets here, but I'll post up some photos when I get ittreweman wrote:OK ... Spill the beans. What did you pick up?
I'm sure this comment was meant in jest but seriously, Origo deserves praise for his generosity.bigstrunso wrote:If you like this particular painting, it should be available at a discount within 6-12 months!
He is one of the coolest people on EB, and one of the most knowledgeable. Respect
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goldenrose
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Yes Origo is a super decent dude and has impeccable taste.
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Thanks guys, you know it's mutual. Some of the best people, I've met on EB and still "talk" with from time to time, either here or mail.
And yes, I have been parting with pieces from time to time. I can be impulsive, sometimes I find a new artist that I really want something from or get a chance of a commission that is too good to pass up on. Unfortunately I don't always have the financial freedom to just buy, so often the alternative is parting with something.
90% of the times I sell at cost or a little below, most important thing to me is that someone else get the chance to get a piece that they love.
These days I have been parting with a few pieces, not to fund new works but to give this little babyboy the best start in life when he arrives in a little more than 4 months, in shape of a larger place than the one we have right now.
And yes, I have been parting with pieces from time to time. I can be impulsive, sometimes I find a new artist that I really want something from or get a chance of a commission that is too good to pass up on. Unfortunately I don't always have the financial freedom to just buy, so often the alternative is parting with something.
90% of the times I sell at cost or a little below, most important thing to me is that someone else get the chance to get a piece that they love.
These days I have been parting with a few pieces, not to fund new works but to give this little babyboy the best start in life when he arrives in a little more than 4 months, in shape of a larger place than the one we have right now.
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HappaHaoli
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Congrats, Origo! That's your coolest acquisition to date.
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Dayumn that's nice!HappaHaoli wrote:Golden Wings - Vanessa Foley
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plastic tiles / block, float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf on wood and aluminum.
d 7.2cm x h146.5cm x w92cm
plastic tiles / block, float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf on wood and aluminum.
d 7.2cm x h146.5cm x w92cm
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bulkhead72
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That is killer. Congrats!
