Encountering this warrior riding a giant toad will no doubt leave you wondering if you have walked into a dark fairytale or are stuck in a surreal nightmare. Something so scary and so strange couldn’t be of this world, and yet every aspect of it is inspired by the world we live in. A stranger thing for the scary times we live in!
"What is that which has one voice and yet becomes four-footed and two-footed and three-footed?" This is the riddle of the Sphinx. To answer it, you must first know yourself. If you answer wrongly, she devours you. Identity issues are her favorite snack!
To say this sculpture is epic is an understatement. So many components to it and so many messages to take in;
every inch has something to inspire deep thought. There’s beauty and there’s beasts. Like all great allegories she’s got a great tale to tell you and at the end of it all a powerful lesson or two to learn.
This Bacchante sculpture just screams classical Roman elegance: the column base, the beautiful, nearly naked, young woman with eyes closed and luscious lips in a casual pose who is about to enjoy a bunch of grapes. She’s beautiful but sadly so ignorant. She’ll scream in horror and disgust when she bites into that worm. Talk about sour grapes!
BACCHANTE SERIES
This sculpture of a beautiful, young Grecian Maenad depicts her relaxing and tasting some sweet fruit. With her eyes closed and her head slightly tipped backward against her hand, she looks as if she has not a care in the world. That worm lurking in her grapes looks pretty stressed though, and he's going to leave a bad taste in her mouth
EDITION No 1. This sculpture just inspires dancing and feelings of frivolity.This beautiful woman beckons you to join her, she’s calling you to the party, but that turtle she’s on top of has a look on his face that says the contrary. So, which do you listen to?
EDITION No 2. This sculpture just inspires dancing and feelings of frivolity.This beautiful woman beckons you to join her, she’s calling you to the party, but that turtle she’s on top of has a look on his face that says the contrary. So, which do you listen to?
EDITION No 1.
At first glance, this magnificent sculpture is very dramatic, maybe a bit frightening, and some may even think there is something evil about it, but upon closer reflection, we begin to see a familiar truth
EDITION No 2.
The colours, the textures, and the intricate combining of so many elements create harmony in duality, a symphony for the mind and the senses about life itself.
This sculpture leaves a deeply lasting impression: it's intense, and like nothing you've seen before. The one thing that is clear immediately is the glowing flame on top. It is a piece that beckons you to come closer, and at the same time it says keep your distance; it’s inviting and yet unsettling; there’s something that feels familiar and yet so strange. But the longer you allow yourself to dwell in this contradictory feeling of duality, the more things will become clear.
