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Tristin Lowe’s Mocha Dick is a 52-foot-long recreation of the real-life albino sperm whale that terrorized whaling vessels near Mocha Island in the South Pacific in the nineteenth century. Mocha Dick, described as “white as wool” in an 1839 article from The Knickerbocker magazine, engaged in battle with numerous whaling expeditions, often sinking smaller boats. He was a source of inspiration for Herman Melville’s epic Moby Dick. To create the whale, Tristin Lowe designed a largescale vinyl inflatable to serve as the supportive understructure, then sheathed it in white industrial felt. Lowe worked with Philadelphia’s Fabric Workshop and Museum staff on all aspects of the pattern design, sewing, and assembly of the felt exterior to attain the authentic look and feel of a wrinkled, barnacle-encrusted whale. The result is nothing short of awe-inspiring.
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