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Alejandro Diaz, Please Do Not Touch, 2009
Alejandro Diaz, Please Do Not Touch, 2009

Alejandro Diaz American, b. 1963

Please Do Not Touch, 2009
Mexican clay pot, acrylic paint on cast resin sign, live cactus
Pot with plant: 10 x 10 x 19 in, 25.4 x 25.4 x 48.26 cm
Pedestal: 12x 12 x 48 in, 30.48 x 30.48 x 121.92 cm
Edition 1 of 3 plus 2 AP
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  • (View a larger image of thumbnail 1 ), currently selected., currently selected., currently selected. Alejandro Diaz, Please Do Not Touch, 2009
  • (View a larger image of thumbnail 2 ) Alejandro Diaz, Please Do Not Touch, 2009
This sculpture combines text and a live, prickly cactus to create a culturally expressive and dynamic work. The pot the cactus is planted in was made from Mexican clay. With...
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This sculpture combines text and a live, prickly cactus to create a culturally expressive and dynamic work. The pot the cactus is planted in was made from Mexican clay. With 'Please Do Not Touch', Diaz makes a point that is applicable both metaphorically and literally.

"Do Not Touch also makes a reference to artworks in a museum, because of their signs that say please do not touch. In this case, it’s obvious and silly, and meant to be that way."
-Alejandro Diaz
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