A stunning contemporary wall clock that brings bold artistic flair to any space, this "Early Primary" piece by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies showcases a captivating array of geometric symbols scattered across a pristine white Corian surface. The playful composition features an engaging mix of abstract elements-spirals, zigzags, grids, circles, and angular forms-rendered in striking orange, red, and black that create fantastic visual rhythm and graphic energy across the clock face.
Kim Mullis's work as Wilderness Bodies represents a fresh take on functional art, drawing inspiration from Memphis Milano's rebellious design language and postmodern graphic sensibilities to transform everyday objects into statement pieces that blur the line between utility and contemporary art. The use of Corian - a material typically associated with architectural applications - provides the perfect canvas for this symbolic vocabulary, elevating the piece beyond mere timekeeping into the realm of design art.
10" x 10" x 1.5"
