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Standing by the ruins 2022

Artwork Standing by the ruins this artwork made of Compressed earth and pigment, created in 2022-01-01
Accession No.
2024.317a-
Date Created
2022
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Contemporary Asian Art
Dimensions A
439 parts: 4.5 x 850 x 310cm (approx., installed)
Media Category
Installation
Medium
Compressed earth and pigment
Place Created
Saudi Arabia
Credit Line
Purchased 2024 with funds from the Contemporary Patrons through the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Foundation

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