Jeff Koons balloon tulip metal art stainless steel sculpture replica TSS-11

Jeff Koons balloon tulip metal art stainless steel sculpture, a bunch of multi-colored balloon flowers were blown into a large proportion (more than 2 meters high, 5 meters wide), belonging to the ambitious celebration series initiated by Queens in 1994.

Jeff Koons balloon tulip metal art stainless steel sculpture focus on related versatile, mass-produced objects of type and birthday parties, festivals and other festive events – from party hats, piece of cake to Easter eggs and hearts – celebrations and sculptures reflect Queens’ continued childhood and childhood logo contact.

With balloon tulip metal art stainless steel sculpture flawless reflective stainless steel surface, Tulips recalls the artist’s early work, such as Rabbit (1986), which also turns mediocre inflatable objects into hard, sparkling and iconic things. In the tulip and the balloon animals in the celebration series, as in his towering puppy (1992), Queens has manipulated the scale and materials to an incredible purpose. Although tulips may evoke large industrial forms of some minimalist sculptures, embossed, colorful sculptures are also reminiscent of a brisk parade float.