Statues With Limitations

Thanks. I didn't know who the artist was nor do I know this one. This one is so odd.
I don't really get it but I appreciate it's creative take on whatever the artist has in mind.
Anybody know what this is all about? Maybe it just is an effort to make a bird's wings
in motion from a man and a woman. Interesting. I'm starting to warm up to it.

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Lara said:
Thanks. I didn't know who the artist was nor do I know this one. This one is so odd.
I don't really get it but I appreciate it's creative take on whatever the artist has in mind.
Anybody know what this is all about? Maybe it just is an effort to make a bird's wings
in motion from a man and a woman. Interesting. I'm starting to warm up to it.

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"Similar to a camera capturing multiple exposures in a single image, artist Katie Grinnan created this sculptural time-lapse of her body moving through a daily yoga routine using sand, plastic, and enamel".
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Oh thanks meanderer!! That makes it all the more interesting. A time-lapse sculpture has got to be a first in concept. And the sand, plastic, enamel mix is a medium first for me anyway. I know who to come to whenever I want infer on anything. You missed your calling…FBI and CIA secret agent……or did you? :cool:
 
Lara said:
Oh thanks meanderer!! That makes it all the more interesting. A time-lapse sculpture has got to be a first in concept. And the sand, plastic, enamel mix is a medium first for me anyway. I know who to come to whenever I want infer on anything. You missed your calling…FBI and CIA secret agent……or did you? :cool:
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....just the Fax, Ma'am!
 
"Rabarama, alias Paola Epifani, was born in Rome in 1969. The daughter of an artist, from her early childhood she showed an inborn talent for sculpture. She started her artistic education at the Arts High School in Treviso, followed by the Venice Academy of Fine Arts where she graduated with top marks in 1991. She currently lives and works in Padova.
Rabarama, sculptor, works on the representation of the body. Her personages express the core point of human condition and its contradictions: the paradoxical relations between the human being, its corporality and the deep essence of meditation.
Her critics and most demanding collectors, thanks to the steady flow of official recognition and awards she has received on the national and international art scene, consider Rabarama an all-round artist.
Her production is quite eclectic and varied and embraces terracotta sculptures, painted bronze, pieces in marble and glass, oil paintings, resin inclusions, artistic gold jewels, recent rubber monotypes and graphic work".


Rabarama (Paola Epifani)
 
THANK YOU, meanderer! The information you posted, as well as the link, was fascinating. I spent a long time early this morning devouring every detail, from her interview to more photos of her work. Here she is at work and also two of my favorites…well, the one above in post#109 is my very favorite. I like another one that's blue but I'll post that in the "Out of the Blue" thread.

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Lara said:
THANK YOU, meanderer! The information you posted, as well as the link, was fascinating. I spent a long time early this morning devouring every detail, from her interview to more photos of her work. Here she is at work and also two of my favorites…well, the one above in post#109 is my very favorite. I like another one that's blue but I'll post that in the "Out of the Blue" thread.

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These are amazing and gorgeous!
 
In Dublin's fair city,
Where the Girls are so pretty,
I first set my eyes,
On sweet Molly Malone.....


 
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