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12 x 8 in ($40)
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The Morrigan, the Celtic goddess of death and afterlife was said to take the form of a raven. Noble, intelligent, familial birds and the largest of the crow family. The body is gas cut from a single piece of mild steel sheet, given a few bends and twists to give the illusion of three dimensionality and finished with a grinder pattern that causes it to reflect the light from different angles. The neck and feet are coloured by heat treating the steel. The base is a symmetrical convex shape covered with rough worm like patterns. The piece is coated with multiple layers of lacquer but indoor placement is recommended to avoid rust.
2019
Giclee on Photo Paper
12 W x 8 H x 0.1 D in
17.25 W x 13.25 H x 1.2 D in
White
Yes
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Dubhaltach Ó Colmáin is an Irish visual artist, illustrator and musician who comes from the background of island life on the Great Blasket island where his family ran the café and hostel for a number of years. He is currently developing a new sculpture studio in the recently relocated Working Artist Studios, a not for profit art initiative of which he is a founding member. He uses a multi-disciplinary approach to his sculptural work and has become fascinated with the process of working with metal, which he views as a metaphor for life; gouging into, melting down, deconstructing and reassembling a hard, cold, resisting material until it becomes something warm, familiar and meaningful.
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