Large metal balloon dog art stainless steel sculpture TSS-2

This is a large metal balloon dog art stainless steel sculpture replica of Jeff Koons. He born in York, Pennsylvania on January 21, 1955, the artist studied at the Maryland College of Art and the Art Institute of Chicago before moving to New York in the late 1970s and initially earned a living as a stockbroker. On Wall Street.

Jeff Koons became famous in the 1980s and developed iconic works by Michael Jackson and Bubbles (1988), Made in Heaven (1990-1991) series and Puppy (1992，Large metal balloon dog art stainless steel sculpture), which has been in Sydney Harbour, Bilbao and Palace of Versailles. In 2013, Jeff Koons balloon dog (orange) sold at Christie’s auction for a record $58.4 million, making him the most expensive life artist of the time.

Jeff Koons revealed that the design of his inflatable products of Large metal balloon dog art stainless steel sculpture is inspired by how the human body and the breathing of the air become a symbol of optimism and the future. Balloon dogs are “always optimistic” while creating a dialogue between their internal and external environments through their reflective surfaces.