Aubergine – 2.6m

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Categories: Aldo Bilotta, Australian Sculptures, Landmark Sculpture, Powder-Coated Sculpture, Stainless-Steel Sculpture Tags: Australian Sculpture, Contemporary Sculpture, Landmark Sculpture, Stainless-Steel Sculpture

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Aldo Bilotta

Aubergine Sculpture

Fiberglass & steel, 2 pac. paint

Contemporary Sculpture

ArtPark Exhibition Sydney

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