Within this feeling of shame lives the potential for transformation, looming between redemption and suffering. Shame acts as a catalyst, defining our internal morality, and we move on to a place of change or destruction.
Cleon Peterson
Limited edition of 28324.4 (H) × 14.7 (W) × 25.5 (D) cm
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Shame by Cleon Peterson is a new limited edition sculpture that embodies inner human turmoil.
The figure bows his head to his hands, directing the weight of his burdens through his sword. To the artist, this pose represents an enduring battle between self-awareness and the dominating influence of external forces. As conflict of consciousness builds, a feeling of shame often arises – but an opportunity for redemption will always present itself.
Starting with a sketch, Cleon worked closely with our specialist production partner to create a 3D model of the piece, which he then transformed into a resin-cast sculpture.
Medium
Resin sculpture with a matte black finish and base.Edition size
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Edition number and artist’s signature engraved on base.Certificate of Authenticity
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September 17, 2025Limited edition sculptures are shipped in bespoke wooden boxes with gloves and handling instructions. All of our boxes are carefully designed to ensure safe arrival.
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Cleon Peterson4 collaborationsCleon Peterson depicts never-ending battles as social commentary. Hulky warriors fight against blank backdrops and sometimes sprawl across city streets. Painted in acrylic, the colour palette is dramatic – made up mostly of black, white, yellow and red. Imagery is bold, crisp and hard-edged. This style draws from a range of influences. In particular Ancient Greek vases and the artist's past-profession as a graphic designer. The works also include references which symbolise the horrors of humanity. Namely, facist WWII propaganda posters. By nodding to their high contrast hues and stark shapes, he subverts their histories. A critique of their terrorising images.
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