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Best known for his reflective balloon sculptures, Jeff Koons takes inspiration from everyday objects, consumer society and the art world itself and uses his artworks as a way to comment and critique consumer society and, in particular, our concepts of desirability, taste and value. Discover our selection of Jeff Koons sculptures, prints and paintings for sale at Guy Hepner, Koons dealers since 2007.
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Split Rocker Vase, 2013White glazed porcelain vase14 x 15 x 13 in
35.6 x 38.1 x 33 cmEdition of 3,500Series: Other SculpturesCopyright The ArtistJeff Koons’ Split Rocker Vase (2013) is a fascinating extension of his exploration of scale, playfulness, and high culture. Inspired by children’s rocking toys, the piece combines the profiles of...Jeff Koons’ Split Rocker Vase (2013) is a fascinating extension of his exploration of scale, playfulness, and high culture. Inspired by children’s rocking toys, the piece combines the profiles of two different animals—a dinosaur and a pony—merged into a single whimsical form. Made from mirrored stainless steel, the vase is both reflective and monumental, embodying Koons’ signature approach of blending the everyday with the extraordinary. Its polished surface invites interaction, reflecting the viewer and surroundings, creating a dynamic relationship between art and audience. The piece blurs the boundaries between fine art and design, echoing Koons’ ability to transform objects of nostalgia into contemporary icons.
The vase’s utilitarian element adds an intriguing layer to its conceptual framework. As a functional object, it juxtaposes practicality with its larger-than-life, luxury presence. This duality mirrors Koons’ ongoing interest in mass culture and how objects of personal significance can be elevated into symbols of collective meaning. Split Rocker Vase resonates with themes of innocence and sophistication, inviting viewers to reconsider how play and imagination can coexist with opulence and refinement. Its highly reflective finish ensures the piece is ever-changing, adapting to its environment and the perspectives of those who encounter it.
Split Rocker Vase exemplifies Koons’ commitment to challenging artistic conventions and creating works that are at once accessible and profound. It demonstrates his mastery in crafting pieces that provoke curiosity while maintaining an aesthetic rooted in precision and perfection. The vase not only serves as a playful celebration of childhood but also as a statement on the enduring power of art to transform familiar forms into objects of wonder. Its engaging design ensures that it remains a captivating piece, embodying Koons’ ability to bridge the gap between the whimsical and the monumental.Overview"Art is about something that you can carry around inside yourself; it’s not about the objects"
Jeff Koons famous animal balloons sculptures and prints have become an integral part of the 21st century artworld landscape - almost as if by force. Bold, scintillating colors and equally scintillating cultural and commercial commentary can be found across Jeff Koons artworks and his legacy on the artworld and his impact cannot be understated. Since starting his career in the late 1970s, Koons has significantly pushed the boundaries between fine art and mass culture by incorporating everyday objects and popular imagery into his work, often using highly polished, commercially-appealing aesthetics to critique consumerism and celebrity culture. Associated with pop art, conceptual art and minimalism, Jeff Koons is best known for his balloon animal sculptures which he first experimented with and were part of his Celebration series in 1993. The series includes sculptures of dogs, rabbits, swans, and monkeys - motifs for which he is known for over three decades later. The smooth, mirror-finished surfaces of his iconic stainless steel sculptures reflect and affirm viewers and their environments and can be found across the world in private collections and as public installations.
Across Jeff Koons’ prints the artist explores plays with and subverts expectations and common notions that are conditioned into our modern society. In both the Gazing Ball and his Antiquity series, arguably his best known portfolios, the artist affirms his central concept of art and viewer interaction. Gazing Ball, originally in sculptural form, sees the artist add blue circles to his reinterpretations of his favorite two-dimensional masterpieces including works by Da Vinci and Manet. In Antiquity, Koons plays with our and teases our pre-existing beliefs around art history and seeks to self-affirm in the tradition of ancient antiquity, In the works, we see images of Greco-Roman sculptures which the artist reinterprets - a theme that has existed since the beginning of his career - and repurposes the imagery famous across art history including fertility, eros, and female beauty. These timeless concepts are told through Koons’ typical style. One that both respects and defies tradition forcing us to enter into his surreal, familiar yet different world as we question authenticity and even the very idea of originality.
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