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Ping Pong Sculptures by Liam Hopkins

LAZERIAN

British designer Liam Hopkins of contemporary creative studio Lazerian has been commissioned to create a series of ping pong sculptures to reflect and symbolise Ping Pong and the world we currently live in. The collection consisted of a cctv camera, a hammer, a hand, a teapot and pill.

The cctv camera symbolizes the intensity of a game of ping pong from spectators. It also represents the fact that we are always being watched by cctv cameras from somewhere without us even knowing.

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The pill is a symbol of  the games addictive nature of ping pong and in addition how much people rely on drugs for health and social situations.
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The hand symbolises the human interaction with the game and the fact we are all loosing sight to the handcraft of items with moving into a digital age.
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The teapot represents the social side to the sport. It was also the first 3d computer graphic item which brings us into todays 3d digital computer age.
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Everyone wants to win and hammer the person at the game and also the destruction that one does to the world without much thought.

 

all images courtesy of LAZERIAN

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