Jeff Koons: Balloon Dog (Orange) 2001 Hirst has removed any physical

Hirst has removed any physical evidence of human intervention—such as the compass point left at the center of each spot—so that the works appear to have been constructed mechanically or “by a person trying to paint like a machine

in highly reflective orange glazed porcelain

Robert McKeever

they named the land after the imaginary island

Included are collages

Jeff Koons: Balloon Dog (Orange) 2001 Hirst has removed any physicalIn partnership with Bernardaud, Jeff Koons has created a limited edition featuring a miniature version of his iconic Balloon Dog (19942000) sculpture, in highly reflective orange glazed porcelain, affixed to a Limoges porcelain plate. A collection of shapes, Balloon Dog is both literal and abstract. When standing close to it, ones own distorted reflection bends around the sculptures smooth pert curves. Each segment alone does not look like part of a