Wild Denim, Crystal Blue Jeans is a striking example of Richard Orlinski’s Crystal Clear technique, a process that pushes resin sculpture toward a glass-like, luminous finish. Using high-clarity epoxy resin, Orlinski achieves a deep transparency and intense chromatic saturation, allowing light to penetrate the material and interact with the sculpted surface from within. The result is a sculpture that shifts visually depending on lighting conditions, revealing depth, reflections, and subtle internal variations.

Rendered in a vibrant crystal blue, this work transforms an iconic garment into a refined contemporary sculpture, balancing precision of form with optical intensity. The smooth, translucent surface contrasts with the realism of the folds and tension of the jeans, creating a dialogue between fashion, design, and contemporary art.

Standing 70 cm (27.5 inches) high, this sculpture is signed and numbered, part of a limited edition of 8. Its controlled edition size, combined with the technical complexity of the Crystal Clear process, positions the work as a highly collectible piece, equally suited to private collections, architectural interiors, or curated contemporary settings.

This artwork reflects Orlinski’s ongoing exploration of material innovation and iconic forms, offering a more minimalist and luminous interpretation of his sculptural universe.