Pink Panther belongs to the Banality series, which was first presented in 1988. The artworks in Banality were a metaphor for the viewer’s cultural guilt and shame. Koons was communicating that through self-acceptance one can be empowered. The porcelain sculpture represents a voluptuous pin-up woman embracing the Pink Panther. The work explores taste, desire, and the abundance of references within our cultural history. The Pink Panther Skateboard diptych includes both facial expressions of Pink Panther and the woman in their sensual embrace; it’s about control and giving up control.
Limited Edition of #68/200
From Brussels, Belgium.
* Discounts do not apply.
It included a healthy felt carry on bag for the decks;
Certificate of authenticity with number matching the deck, and hanging instruction.
Pink Panther belongs to the Banality series, which was first presented in 1988. The artworks in Banality were a metaphor for the viewer’s cultural guilt and shame. Koons was communicating that through self-acceptance one can be empowered. The porcelain sculpture represents a voluptuous pin-up woman embracing the Pink Panther. The work explores taste, desire, and the abundance of references within our cultural history. The Pink Panther Skateboard diptych includes both facial expressions of Pink Panther and the woman in their sensual embrace; it’s about control and giving up control.
Each skate deck measures approximately 31X8IN (80X20CM)
Limited Edition of #68/200 Certificate of Authenticity signed by THE SKATEROOM
Set of 2 skate decks Skateboard deck measures approx. 31x8in (80x20cm)
- Made of 7 ply Grade A Canadian Maple wood Top-print includes printed signature of Jeff Koons 1 wall mount included per deck
