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MAC WORTHINGTON Aluminum Tabletop Sculpture
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Aluminum sculpture by Columbus art scene staple Mac Worthington offers contemporary abstract metalworking to the desk or shelving unit. Metal strips have been bent into curvaceous, spiraling forms that draw the eye upwards with painted spheres providing whimsical, abstract focal points. This piece of fine art is mounted on a pole style stand and steadied with a square base that prominently displays Worthington’s signature.
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