New York-centric artist Mike Lee works with design studio Case Studyo on the limited edition 'Bump & Grind' sculpture. The artistic piece is constructed using premium white porcelain materials and references a playful couple dancing on what's intended to be a "night out on the town." The shapes are minimal, with no intricate features and are structured to be rudimental. Without the facial features, Lee still packed the bodily shapes with personality by constructing the figures to have dynamic movements.
The pieces are intimately dancing with one another and Lee designs the piece with the intention for viewers to be inspired by the sculpture. The Bump & Grind structure is limited to only 25 pieces and is packaged in a wooden box with screen printed details. It also comes with a certificate of authenticity that Lee personally signed and numbered.
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