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  • Black Licorice Meltdown 4/10
  • Black Licorice Meltdown 4/10
  • Black Licorice Meltdown 4/10

Black Licorice Meltdown 4/10

$9,850.00Price
Excluding Sales Tax

The “Meltdown” series features large-scale resin sculptures of melting blowpops, symbolizing society’s fleeting attention and consumerist tendencies. Crafted from UV-cast resin with a glossy finish, these sculptures critique the rapid discard of objects and ideas in contemporary culture. Collectors are drawn to the series for its vibrant colors and thought-provoking themes, with notable pieces like “Cherry Meltdown” exhibited prominently, such as the nine-foot-tall installation along Venice’s Grand Canal. Artsy

We are pleased to offer “Black Licorice Meltdown,” number 4 from this limited edition series of 10. This piece measures 48h x 24d inches and features DOC’s signature on the bottom. Its rarity and the artist’s growing prominence make it a valuable addition for discerning collectors.

DOC’s “Meltdown” sculptures varies based on factors such as size, edition number, and market demand. For instance, a “Lemon Mid Size Meltdown” was auctioned for approximately $13,673.  (Ravenel)

Additionally, DOC’s artworks have achieved prices up to $34,573 at auction. (Ravenel)

 

This limited series sculpture is made to order.

Delivery time is expected within 6-8 weeks.

 

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Black Licorice Meltdown
2025
Signature on bottom
4ft UV Cast Resin Blow Pop
48h x 24d inches
4/10

Deisre Obtain Cherish on the inside stick.

 

#instantlydisposable

 

I had dinner once with a friend who told me that she was bored of her boyfriend. She said, "Like he's really not doing much with his life and I know I can find better."

 

I said, "So nothing is actually wrong, you just want to throw him away because you're bored."

 

"Yeah, she said, "It's a big world out there. On to the next."

 

Irony has been a staple of DOC's works. Society's growing dark reality is wrapped in beautiful and seductive packages.

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