UPDATE: This piece is currently on display at the Fleisher Ollman Gallery: 915 Spring Garden St Suite 215 Philadelphia, PA 19123... This collectable is a signed digitally and hand-crafted image of a 20" x 60" x 66" cardboard replica of the Chinatown Arch in Philadelphia, PA., it sits atop a crumpled sheet of paper surrounded by my digital logo. This mint represents how my inability to verbally communicate led to a source of artistic materials that enabled me to recycle autism. The physical sculpture is currently available for purchase. With your purchase, you will unlock Recycling Autism, a downloadable document that reveals the secret to finding autistic genius.
Signed digitally hand-crafted collectables that represent cardboard replicas of iconic Philadelphia, each mint sits atop a crumpled sheet of paper alongside my hand drawn logo representing how my inability to verbally communicate led to a source of artistic materials that enabled me to recycle autism.
Chinatown Arch 2.0
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Chinatown Arch 2.0
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UPDATE: This piece is currently on display at the Fleisher Ollman Gallery: 915 Spring Garden St Suite 215 Philadelphia, PA 19123... This collectable is a signed digitally and hand-crafted image of a 20" x 60" x 66" cardboard replica of the Chinatown Arch in Philadelphia, PA., it sits atop a crumpled sheet of paper surrounded by my digital logo. This mint represents how my inability to verbally communicate led to a source of artistic materials that enabled me to recycle autism. The physical sculpture is currently available for purchase. With your purchase, you will unlock Recycling Autism, a downloadable document that reveals the secret to finding autistic genius.
Signed digitally hand-crafted collectables that represent cardboard replicas of iconic Philadelphia, each mint sits atop a crumpled sheet of paper alongside my hand drawn logo representing how my inability to verbally communicate led to a source of artistic materials that enabled me to recycle autism.