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ISET VII Sculpture

Konrad Ziolkowski

Poland

Sculpture, Bronze on Marble

Size: 4.7 W x 24.8 H x 7.1 D in

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About The Artwork

The sculpture ISET VII was created from bronze, granite and white marble. This is the Sixth cast of ten, each cast is treated and finished differently. All sculptures have a different patina and base which ultimately forms an integral part of the ISET figure. ISET VII I decided to use the strong red color as a symbol of our emotions, to emphasize the strong feeling when the two characters collide in the form of two lumps of stone. This ISET is more emotional and impulsive... THE MAIN IDEA OF THE ISET SCULPTURE: Two faces, prepared to find a common dialogue and maintain it with others. Two faces that mean our flexibility, understanding and a sincere desire to communicate with another person or to find a solution to an existing situation. Faces that are a sign of wisdom and understanding for difficult tasks, tasks that in which sometimes we have to forget about ourselves in order to find an understanding, a common language. What happens when we want to be understanding or we want to compromise, we have to give up something to someone, sometimes to understand it, but for another good. We use one face or the other, what gives off in us what feeling is this kind of confusion of contentment with dissatisfaction. The symbol of this feeling is the matter between the two stone lumps of the bottom. Between the two differences, when we are dealing with a compromise or forbearance, our one block of beliefs or willingness will go in someone else's block of beliefs ... way in life. When these plans are met and the common willingness to find a compromise, one basis is created consisting of two plans and a compromise is created between them, understanding, is this successful dialogue. A small accent, but a very important one, otherwise these two blocks would not be complete. The work is dedicated to a people who can understand the problems of others and do not think only about themselves ...

Details & Dimensions

Sculpture:Bronze on Marble

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:4.7 W x 24.8 H x 7.1 D in

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He was born in Strzelin, Poland in 1981 and grew up in a family with artistic traditions. During his high school days, he created his own compositions and advertising orders. In 2001 he began studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław. During his studies, he also participated in the creation and organization of festivals, exhibitions and artistic and multimedia shows. He was a member of the unofficial art group "El Nino". In 2006, he graduated with honors from the sculpture studio of prof. Zbigniew Makarewicz. Inspired by human nature, he creates his works in the spirit of cubism and expressionism, manifested not only in forms, but above all in color. With the help of these three media, he tries to capture and close human feelings in matter and show their mutual interactions through the composition of interacting shapes and solids. In addition to fulfilling himself in contemporary art and sculpture, he also deals with classical sculpture, multimedia, computer graphics and animation.

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