Three Legged Buddha

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Three Legged Buddha is a monumental bronze sculpture by Chinese artist Zhang Huan that fuses Buddhist iconography with fragmented, oversized body parts to explore themes of spirituality, history, and cultural memory.

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Three Legged Buddha canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf outdoor sculpture
public artwork
sculpture
artistNationality Chinese
artMovement contemporary art
collection Storm King Art Center collection NERFINISHED
color dark bronze
countryOfExhibition China NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
creator Zhang Huan NERFINISHED
culturalContext Chinese contemporary art
post-Mao China
depicts Buddha NERFINISHED
displayLocation Storm King Art Center NERFINISHED
feature fragmented body parts
oversized body parts
genre monumental sculpture
hasPart fragmented torso
giant Buddha head
three massive legs
influencedBy Buddhist sculpture
Chinese religious art
Cultural Revolution memory
installationSiteType sculpture park
languageOfTitle English
locatedIn New Windsor, New York NERFINISHED
material bronze
notableFor fusion of traditional and contemporary imagery
reflection on spirituality and history
use of fragmented monumental body
numberOfLegsDepicted three
scale monumental
subjectMatter Buddhism NERFINISHED
Chinese history
cultural memory
technique casting
welding
theme Buddhist philosophy
cultural heritage
cultural memory
history
identity
spirituality
trauma
titleInChinese 三足佛像 NERFINISHED
usesIconography Buddhist iconography

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Zhang Huan notableWork Three Legged Buddha