Capella et Capreolus Sculpture

It is a two-part sculpture, whose task is to subject the symbolism of the village of Kozy near Beskidy, through its personification in a kind of abstraction, stylistically referring to the Hittite animalism through the prism of geometric representations of the Kongo tribe from the Bantu group. The aim of such an operation was to create an extraordinary work in a noble form and matter that would properly symbolize the history and the inhabitants of the northern foot of Hrobacza Łąka. Polished, deformed stainless steel reflects the reflections and reflections of the surroundings, passers-by, weather and changing seasons. The resulting illusion gives the impression of Einstein's space-time deformation trapped in postmodern zoomorphic contours. This installation emphasizes the founding myth of the village of Kozy, which, according to legend, is the only survivor of the attack of the Tartar Horde ravaging this land. A legend enchanted in a modern form, reflecting the present time, regardless of its passage. https://dariuszfluder.com/rzezby-z-metalu/

Sculpture:Steel on Stainless Steel

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:39.4 W x 70.9 H x 31.5 D in

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