127x127 cm | 50x50 in
Description
The "Boom Coffee Table" by David Kracov is a vibrant centerpiece that captures the dynamism of his iconic "Comics Explosion" series. This mixed-media sculpture translates the thrilling momentum of comic book artistry into a functional piece of furniture, with "BOOM!" as its focal point; the table's design embodies the energy and excitement of a narrative high point, the letters bursting forth in a bold red reminiscent of a climactic comic strip explosion. Crafted with a flair for the dramatic, the table's typography is artfully arranged to echo the ripples of an actual detonation, encapsulating both the shock and the awe. Each element is intentionally shaped to amplify the overall effect, creating not just a table but a conversation starter that resonates with the liveliness of Kracov's art. It's an invitation to integrate the explosive action of storytelling into the every day, blending art, function, and a touch of whimsy.
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Description
The "Boom Coffee Table" by David Kracov is a vibrant centerpiece that captures the dynamism of his iconic "Comics Explosion" series. This mixed-media sculpture translates the thrilling momentum of comic book artistry into a functional piece of furniture, with "BOOM!" as its focal point; the table's design embodies the energy and excitement of a narrative high point, the letters bursting forth in a bold red reminiscent of a climactic comic strip explosion. Crafted with a flair for the dramatic, the table's typography is artfully arranged to echo the ripples of an actual detonation, encapsulating both the shock and the awe. Each element is intentionally shaped to amplify the overall effect, creating not just a table but a conversation starter that resonates with the liveliness of Kracov's art. It's an invitation to integrate the explosive action of storytelling into the every day, blending art, function, and a touch of whimsy.
Born in Boston, David Kracov studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and began his career in animation with the Brad Pitt feature, ‘Cool World.’ David went on to work with Disney Animation, Don Bluth Animation, Rich Animation, as well as several other studios, before beginning his solo work... Read More