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!["Random Elements" wood/cut, assembled and glued on integral base
----- [from the Smithsonian American Art Museum] -----
Random Elements is one of the final pieces in Harold Tovish's Transformations series. Tovish started with a carefully modeled self-portrait, Unit of Measure, which he then used to create fourteen variations. Although each piece looks very different from the original, Tovish maintains the same measure of volume.
Random Elements, a construction of stacked wooden blocks, appears almost abstract, making it difficult for us to recognize it as the artist's self-portrait.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ewb37o2ftablnrgx3ma45l3b/bafkreibmjj5cfalivl5llyzbr6zihkwgqqdqhxlykgrx3znpx7ghry4w5q)
!["Random Elements" wood/cut, assembled and glued on integral base
----- [from the Smithsonian American Art Museum] -----
Random Elements is one of the final pieces in Harold Tovish's Transformations series. Tovish started with a carefully modeled self-portrait, Unit of Measure, which he then used to create fourteen variations. Although each piece looks very different from the original, Tovish maintains the same measure of volume.
Random Elements, a construction of stacked wooden blocks, appears almost abstract, making it difficult for us to recognize it as the artist's self-portrait.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ewb37o2ftablnrgx3ma45l3b/bafkreicymqpxjjkl6v73d2wweyl4fexpmomrro6v6ljnpczryrw5eknjge)
