White Ram
- Recycled copper and fiber optic wire, conduit, and computer keyboard keys, shoe trees (wood), gorilla tape, fabric, metal, and polyurethane
- 48 x 72 x 27 in
- Federico Uribe
Federico Uribe, White Ram, 2013, plastic covered copper and fiber optic wires, and keyboard keys, 49 x 74 x 22 inches, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford, West Building Lobby. Donated by Bruce and Elizabeth Dunlevie. An expressive white ram made entirely of recycled electrical wiring is perched with its four wooden hooves on a dome made of computer keyboard keys.
- Subject Matter: Animal figure
- Collections: Art Collection Selections
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