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The artwork features a vibrant, woven sculpture with a striking geometric pattern in shades of green, red, and yellow. The intricate design and textures create a visually captivating composition, showcasing the artist's skilled craftsmanship. The sculptural form, which appears to be a type of vessel or container, is adorned with various protruding elements, adding a sense of whimsical and organic qualities to the piece. The work seems to draw inspiration from traditional weaving techniques and indigenous art forms, highlighting the artist's exploration of cultural heritage and material experimentation within a contemporary artistic context. ...
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