Metal Face - Bronze

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Metal Face - Bronze: Art by Jordan Harrison, Music by Disclosure. This open edition is helping to raise money for organizations working on reforestation, empowering women & rebuilding ecosystems, such as our partners @JustDigIt who are doing fantastic work. Disclosure went to Kenya last year to see it in action & said was truly incredible. 'The iconic Disclosure face was a perfect illustration to bring into the 3D world. Throughout it's history, usually plastered onto the faces of numerous collaborators, I wanted to add another dimension to the bands decade old ideogram. Experimenting with perspective and dragging the face into different dimensions in 3D space'
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