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Torso (part of the Fragile Installation) Sculpture

Maria Oancea

Romania

Sculpture, Clay on Ceramic

Size: 10 W x 16 H x 3 D in

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About The Artwork

Rough and sensuous female torso, part of the "Fragile" Installation, along with the other three pieces which show the human form, in movement, dynamic poses overlapping - charcoal drawing on layers of thin almost translucent and irregular paper, aiming to recreate the fragile feel of the human image and identity that is barely preservable in the face of time, change and outside intervention. This clay torso stems from a desire to squeeze and push the human form with one's own hands, while keeping it figurative and realistic. The human flesh is able to convey that type of tension that is not quite deformation, yet suggests the impact of gravity, of movement and of the contraction of muscles within the body itself. More than other types of 3 dimensional representation clay modeling feels like it can provide the same level of hands on, almost physical involvement with the artwork. The natural provenance of the two materials (clay and charcoal) also recommends them for capturing that organic feel of the human body.

Details & Dimensions

Sculpture:Clay on Ceramic

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:10 W x 16 H x 3 D in

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Maria I. Oancea is an artist who simply adores playing with the sensorial quality of art. Suggestion is both her mastery and one of her greater joys. Another is the human form, the organic lines and structures of motion and of life. The irresistible irrepressible feeling of life pulsating within. Her works dwell on the fragile and voluptuous tension between content and form. Her main purpose, wish and challenge is to test art's possibility to produce enthusiasm - a brutal and tempestuous desire to live. It is therefore a Dionysian art that captures and merges and draws on one aspect that is Apollonian: the figurative. Maria I. Oancea's works and style have been associated with those of Francis Bacon, Toulouse Lautrec and Ernst Kirchner, influences that she finds extremely honoring.

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