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NYC Pigeon by Zoë Williams, Image 1.
NYC Pigeon by Zoë Williams, Image 2.
NYC Pigeon by Zoë Williams, Image 3.
NYC Pigeon by Zoë Williams, Image 4.
NYC Pigeon by Zoë Williams, Image 5.
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NYC Pigeon by Zoë Williams, Image 7.
NYC Pigeon by Zoë Williams, Image 8.
NYC Pigeon by Zoë Williams, Image 9.
NYC Pigeon by Zoë Williams, Image 10.
NYC Pigeon by Zoë Williams, Image 11.
NYC Pigeon by Zoë Williams, Image 12.
NYC Pigeon by Zoë Williams, Image 13.
NYC Pigeon by Zoë Williams, Image 14.
  • Zoë Williams
  • NYC Pigeon, 2024
  • wool felt, epoxy clay, glitter, acrylic paint, hand-painted glass eyes and cast pewter feet
  • 10 x 5 x 7.5 in (25.4 x 12.7 x 19.05 cm)
  • $900

Loosely inspired by tsukumogami - objects that come alive after serving their owner for 100 years. Introduced by humans well over a hundred years ago, the NYC Pigeon has become something more - love them or hate them, they are a symbol of the city.

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