Funny Wooden Art-Incognito E.J.

Wooden art sculpture E>J>

This wooden art sculpture is the third copy from the 'Eyes' series.

Making different combinations with the same shape leads to new ideas.

Even if the eyes are the mirror of the soul, at least as part of the face they are the person's point of recognition for others.

And not everyone always wants to be recognized in public.

E.J. ?

Elton John is an iconic British singer, songwriter, and pianist known for his flamboyant stage presence, elaborate costumes, and, of course, his love for sunglasses. Throughout his career spanning several decades, Elton John has become almost as famous for his eyewear as he is for his music.

Elton John's eyewear collection is legendary, featuring a wide variety of styles, shapes, and colors. He often wears oversized, flamboyant sunglasses that make a bold fashion statement. His collection includes designs from top luxury brands as well as custom-made pieces.

One of the reasons behind his affinity for sunglasses is practicality. He has often mentioned that they help him deal with the bright stage lights during performances. However, they have also become a signature part of his personal style, adding to his larger-than-life persona.

Over the years, Elton John's sunglasses have become an integral part of his image, and they are often as much a topic of discussion as his music. He has even collaborated with eyewear designers to create his own line of sunglasses, which further cemented his status as a fashion icon.

Whether he's performing on stage or attending a high-profile event, Elton John's sunglasses are always an essential accessory, showcasing his unique sense of style and personality.

Sunglasses are a useful camouflage tool for famous people who do not want to be recognized in the public space.

And preferably large-sized sunglasses.

The frame of the plastic supersized party sunglasses on this wooden art is covered with a red / blue oxide metal.

The arms of the glasses rest on the ears under a hair curl.

The eyes of Incognito can still be seen through the light blue glasses.

This whole is placed on a high base with a brass rod, making it a floor object.

The blue color of the lenses has been incorporated into the modest painting of the base.

wooden art sculpture Incognito:

Total
High 142 cm
Wide 31 cm
Deep 16.5 cm

Eyes with glasses
Height  14 cm
Width  31 cm
Depth  16.5 cm

Brass rod 54 cm long

Plinth
Height 75 cm
Width 13 cm
Depth 13 cm

Eyes and base of pinewood
Plastic sunglasses, frame coated with oxide metal
Brass rod 6 mm thick
Gold leaf