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labyrinth city | Ornament in Decorative Objects by Paul Santoleri | Fox School of Business in Philadelphia. Item composed of aluminum
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labyrinth city | Ornament in Decorative Objects by Paul Santoleri | Fox School of Business in Philadelphia. Item composed of aluminum
labyrinth city | Ornament in Decorative Objects by Paul Santoleri | Fox School of Business in Philadelphia. Item composed of aluminum
labyrinth city | Ornament in Decorative Objects by Paul Santoleri | Fox School of Business in Philadelphia. Item composed of aluminum
labyrinth city | Ornament in Decorative Objects by Paul Santoleri | Fox School of Business in Philadelphia. Item composed of aluminum
labyrinth city | Ornament in Decorative Objects by Paul Santoleri | Fox School of Business in Philadelphia. Item composed of aluminum
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labyrinth city | Ornament in Decorative Objects by Paul Santoleri | Fox School of Business in Philadelphia. Item composed of aluminum

Created and Sold by Paul Santoleri

Paul Santoleri

labyrinth city - Decorative Objects

Featured In Fox School of Business, Philadelphia, PA

Price $1,800

Creation: 2-4 weeks

aluminum water jet cut piece depicting intertwined houses and buildings in a circular city scape

item is lightweight and sturdy and can packaged in cardboard,

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Item labyrinth city
Created by Paul Santoleri
As seen in Fox School of Business, Philadelphia, PA
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Paul Santoleri
Meet the Creator

Paul Santoleri

Philadelphia, PA

Wescover creator since 2018
My artwork is a balance between a spontaneous energy and a prolonged effort; a lifetime of drawing, collecting images, responses to the world surrounding, reflections of the awesome, sometimes terrible but always amazing. I love to place the artwork where it has a chance to stay there and spin stories out of its own context.