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Sedna inv#44726 I often approach my found-object

Sedna inv#44726 I often approach my found-objectAn intricate stone carving of Sedna, the Inuit goddess of the sea and marine animals. Stone Approx. 16h x 8d x 32w cm Registration no. 830000770 Daniel Shimout was an artist based in Salliq (Coral Harbour), NU, where he was born and raised. He carved since his teenage years, following in the footsteps of many artists in his family. Daniel Shimout grew up watching his father, Anakudlak Shimout, carve. Anakudlak's different tools and techniques

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I often approach my found-object sculptures in a non-linear way

incorporating the simple beauty and function of historical Dutch pottery

She explores this through functional objects

it was only as a 17-year-old that he started carving seriously

The influence of his father’s fluid lines persists in Pudlalik’s work

Sedna inv#44726 I often approach my found-objectAn intricate stone carving of Sedna, the Inuit goddess of the sea and marine animals. Stone Approx. 16h x 8d x 32w cm Registration no. 830000770 Daniel Shimout was an artist based in Salliq (Coral Harbour), NU, where he was born and raised. He carved since his teenage years, following in the footsteps of many artists in his family. Daniel Shimout grew up watching his father, Anakudlak Shimout, carve. Anakudlak's different tools and techniques

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