Stacked & Tipsy - Sculpture
Stacked & Tipsy - Sculpture
Stacked & Tipsy Resin Sculpture

Stacked & Tipsy Resin Sculpture

Original Melting Pops™ by Betsy Enzensberger
♥ Arrives in time for Valentine's day
Regular price$600.00
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The original melting pop sculptures and our most popular stacked treat.

And suddenly we're nostalgic for childhood beach days. Super sweet without the calories, Stacked & Tipsy is totally guilt free. While it looks edible, it isn't. Perfect for your shelfie (it's so chic on a shelf), our Popsicle Sculptures are one of a kind, each hand crafted in California by artist Betsy Enzensberger.

Made of resin, ink, and pine

10” x 9” x 6” (inches)

Betsy Enzensberger is a Los Angeles-based pop artist who has gained massive recognition in the art world over the last few years. Her Original Melting Pops™ sculptures enjoy extensive digital representation across the internet and social media. The sculptures are also represented by the galleries in the industry and are frequently shown at the most prestigious events around the globe. ‍ Enzensberger was born and raised in New York. She graduated from Tulane University and is now a Los Angeles-based artist with a studio in Mar Vista and in Palm Springs. She has exhibited with galleries domestically in Los Angeles, Miami, Des Moines, Dallas, Charlotte, and New York, and internationally in Hong Kong, London, Stockholm, Hamburg and Byron Bay, Australia. You can find her sculptures in multiple public and private art collections. Betsy Enzensberger has become quite well known for her realistic, larger-than-life sculptures of dripping, frozen treats. Resin looks like candy. It appears delicious and sweet. The shiny exterior has a wet, melting quality. Her Tragically Sweet series plays with the desires of everyone’s inner child. The lure of sweet, sticky popsicles artificially instills intense longing. The colorful confections practically beg to be rescued and consumed. ‍ “Resin - I love it. It’s beautiful, sexy, mysterious. It’s also toxic, messy, and annoyingly exhausting to create. However, I enjoy the challenges that resin presents. There’s just something about it I can’t resist. If the process was easy, I wouldn’t be doing it.”</p>

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As each sculpture is hand made and unique, some variations between the sculptures may occur.  Sculpture is signed and dated by the artist on the bottom. 

And suddenly we're nostalgic for childhood beach days. Super sweet without the calories, this sculpture is totally guilt free. While it looks edible, it isn't. Perfect for your shelfie (it's so chic on a shelf), our Popsicle Sculptures are one of a kind, each hand crafted in California by artist Betsy Enzensberger.

Betsy Enzensberger is a Southern California-based pop artist who is known for her whimsical resin sculptures. Her flagship Original Melting Pops™ series has had international recognition and acclaim. She has exhibited with galleries domestically in Los Angeles, Miami, Des Moines, Dallas, Charlotte, and New York, and internationally in Hong Kong, London, Stockholm, Belgium, Hamburg, and Byron Bay. Born and raised in New York, Betsy graduated from Tulane University’s fine arts program and apprenticed with the renowned sculptor Eric Johnson in Los Angeles.  She now resides and creates in Palm Springs, CA. 

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ORIGINAL & UNIQUE

Created by Betsy Enzensberger in California exclusively for ArtSugar.

Hand poured with archival pigments

Vibrant resin sculptures are made to last a lifetime.

As a medium, resin has allowed me to bring life to my sculptures with a juxtaposition of rich colors, textures, opacity, and translucency. After years of learning how to work with this challenging material, the results that I can achieve with resin are well worth the time and patience required to create a single sculpture. In order to turn my design ideas into reality, I must push the resin to its limits - a process I very much enjoy.I have always been inspired by the universal recognition of the frozen treats that bring joy to people worldwide. The sizes, shapes, and flavors of these treats vary depending on culture, but they bring smiles to people just the same.  It is my intention to spark joy and inspire nostalgia by utilizing the unifying form of the ice pop. If I can connect with someone across the world over a simple thing like an ice pop, then I feel like I have created a sense of unity and positive connection. Why are they melting? This element begs for the sculptures to be rescued. Once saved from impending doom, the sculpture is then coveted in its partially melted form. The perfectly imperfect half melted sculpture is the epitome of the series title “Tragically Sweet.”

Betsy Enzensberger
Los Angeles, CA

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