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‘Elusive Atlantis’ Sculpture
France
Sculpture, Clay on Ceramic
Size: 7.9 W x 9.4 H x 7.9 D in
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About The Artwork
This artwork participated in exhibition 2021 - Geneva, Switzerland - "FLAIR Project curated by Katerina Perez"; Composition: clay, acrylic paint, resin, emerald, topaz, ruby, amethyst, tourmaline, nickel-morite, kunzite, euclase. Artashes' “Elusive Atlantis” was inspired by the natural forms of coral reefs and marine life such as jellyfish. If you look closely at the work, it looks like an inverted jellyfish, whose tentacles stretch upward and to the sun. “Elusive Atlantis” is made of eco-friendly clay and covered with a protective resin layer. The surface of the sculpture is adorned with rare minerals and precious stones from all over the world: ruby from Madagascar, emerald from the Urals, amethyst from Mexico, topaz from Brazil, Kunzite from Afghanistan and many other minerals. This sculpture can be used both as a self-sufficient art object and as a vase if a transparent flask is placed in the center of the sculpture.
Details & Dimensions
Sculpture:Clay on Ceramic
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:7.9 W x 9.4 H x 7.9 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:No
Packaging:Ships in a Box
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My name is Artashes Sardarian (SARDART). Originally from the small town Armavir, Armenia. I am a young self-taught artist who creates art objects and paintings in personal technique. Materials used: epoxy resin, clay, natural flowers, rare minerals. In art and creativity I like imperfect forms and interesting materials so that's why one of my first conscious works began with experiments with resin and natural crystals. I tried to recreate the shape and texture of the jagged edges of natural minerals and I decided to add real flowers to them to make the final objects look really magical. So I created my first collection of trays and furniture "Flowering Crystal". Now I am working on my new art project “Broken history” this collection was created by me in 2022 to breathe new life into the old unwanted but beautiful vintage cups with cracks and chips that I found at the different flea markets all around the world.
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