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After two years of living through fantasy, Culver's new series "Mignardises" (otherwise known as Petit Four) is a vibrant and coquetteish escape. Inspired by Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette and the sport of pastry baking, these pieces are sweet, yet restless. with forms that are romatically-hued with limbs and leaves reaching, these pieces symbolize the dance of a dream and a wish to expand.

Culver's hopes are that these works bring brightness and break stagnant feelings in her true abstract and playful forms.

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Dauphin

After two years of living through fantasy, Culver's new series "Mignardises" (otherwise known as Petit Four) is a vibrant and coquetteish escape. Inspired by Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette and the sport of pastry baking, these pieces are sweet, yet restless. with forms that are romatically-hued with limbs and leaves reaching, these pieces symbolize the dance of a dream and a wish to expand.

Culver's hopes are that these works bring brightness and break stagnant feelings in her true abstract and playful forms.

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After two years of living through fantasy, Culver's new series "Mignardises" (otherwise known as Petit Four) is a vibrant and coquetteish escape. Inspired by Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette and the sport of pastry baking, these pieces are sweet, yet restless. with forms that are romatically-hued with limbs and leaves reaching, these pieces symbolize the dance of a dream and a wish to expand.

Culver's hopes are that these works bring brightness and break stagnant feelings in her true abstract and playful forms.