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Neo Bootleg

Pendragon's work lives in the space between sculpture, collectible object, and fictional artifact, things that feel like they were pulled from a world that doesn't quite exist yet, or one that was almost forgotten. Through resin casting, PVC injection molding, and soft vinyl, he builds pieces that carry atmosphere, tension, and the weight of untold stories. Each object suggests a larger mythology without spelling it out.

What makes the practice singular is its total authorship. Concept, narrative, sculpting, prototyping, production, painting, everything passes through the same hands, shaped by the same obsessions. There is no committee, no delegation, no compromise in translation. The result is a body of work with an unmistakable internal logic: every surface, every form, every shadow answers to the same vision.

His pieces don't decorate spaces. They occupy them.