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This abstraction of a female reclining figure was constructed by exploring the relationship between two interlocking diamond shapes. This sculpture will be bubble wrapped and shipped securely in a heavy duty cardboard box. Weight: 3.3 kg
Year Created:
1991
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Print, Giclee on Canvas
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Open Edition
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21 W x 14 H x 1.25 D in
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Yes
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Not Framed
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Black Canvas
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Ships in a Box
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Printing facility in California.
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Stephen Williams
New Zealand
Tension and balance of contrasting shapes play a major role in my sculptures. I explore the aesthetic beauty of shapes found in biology and the human form and juxtapose these with designs found in manufactured products. In doing so, I strive to disrupt the symmetry and predictability of these forms, while preserving the integrity of the sculpture. Originally from England, I emigrated to New Zealand in 1989 where I started a course in bronze sculpture. After exhibiting in New Zealand, I returned to England in 1993 for a limited period, to pursue my dream as a maker of abstract bronze sculptures and also to continue with my other passion for creative writing. During my time in England I had several exhibitions and gained a Master of Arts at Cardiff University. I returned to New Zealand in 2002 and in 2006 I had my first sculpture cast in glass. It was not until 2017 that I was able to buy a kiln to cast my own work. In addition to bronze and cast glass sculptures, I have been keen to look at ways of producing affordable sculpture by making sculptures in molded polyethylene that are lit internally using a LED light.
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