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ELIJAH PIERCE Elijah Escapes the Mob (1950s) // Carved and painted wood relief; Height: 27.5 in., Width: 28.375 in., Depth: 1 in.

Sculpting Success with Six Key Strategies Under Brett Barney's guidance, American Fine Arts Foundry has introduced six key strategies that have transformed the sculpture production process: 1. Embracing Wax Over Clay: A move towards cost-efficiency without sacrificing quality. 2. Leveraging Perceived Value: Understanding market dynamics to enhance the sculpture's appeal. 3. Streamlining Fabrication: Reducing costs by conceptualizing the artwork as a unified entity. 4. Optimizing Thickness for Casting: Advising on design elements to manage production costs effectively. 5. Selecting Bases Judiciously: Enhancing aesthetic appeal while controlling expenses. 6. Innovating with Patination: Encouraging artists to explore unique finishes to distinguish their work.

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This is the third figure on the one side of the split. The soldier. Creating subtle face details on The Verdun Oak Sculpture Commission ✨ The three figures in the piece represent a narrative torn by conflict. A countryman & wife will be arm in arm on one side, the man looking down at the earth and the land he came from, the lady looking away and round to the third figure. The soldier. Facing out of the village and leaning on a suggestion of his rifle, the soldier will have a suggestion of the uniform, using original buttons from WW1 and will be wearing a bronze iconic 'Tommy' or 'Brodie' helmet. The couple, split from the soldier, using the natural divide in the oak trunk from the storm creates a powerful symbol of what this tree represents and that conflict is rarely the answer. Even though this ultimately refers back to the experience of WW1, I feel it is still very poignant today in the modern world. The tree starting life as an acorn, brought back from the Battle of Verdun in WW1 and planted in the village of Pembridge, Herefordshire. It grew into a mighty oak and was not only a landmark for the village, it signified a symbol of hope. With this public art commission, using the symbolic oak, my goal is to continue to tell this inspiring story and hopefully the piece will become a new symbol of hope. On another note, how good is this piano audio covering one of my favourite classic rock tracks! Can you tell what it is? #sculpture #art #commission #publicart #hope

AI+Ui+Tools+G+Thinkers+ The Thinker statue is a bronze sculpture set on a metal pedestal.  The Thinker statue is commonly used to symbolize philosophy  because of its profound pondering and contemplation attitude. by 🟥 🟦 🟩 🟨 Al+UI+Tools+G+koolphotos

This raises the question: What is a great art Master? A great #artmaster is one that at such venerable age is capable of generating a succinct yet powerful statement such as #Serra ‘s one: ‘the virtual denies tactility’; and by doing so gives way to a #counter narrative on the positive impact of #AI #VR and the likes on the realm of art. As #richardserra puts it, the #virtual kills the full character of art as an #arsthetic #experience ; because, in order for the aesthetic experience to exist, one needs all the senses to be activated by art, including the tactile one. Listen to Serra for a better understanding of what a #visionary and a #master in the field of art is about!!

Title: “The Elysian Family”, Spring 2019, paper, various dimensions. Description: Each sculpture embraces Richard Serra's 1967 “Verb List,” using verbs such as fold, crease, weave, add, subtract, duplicate, and more to manipulate flat paper into three-dimensional forms. The final piece incorporates all the verbs used in its predecessors, showcasing the evolution of the sculptures.

There are multiple dimensions to the total senses.

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Structural concept is associated with buildings, bridges, dams, but not with sculpture. The Bronze Horseman is a statue of Peter the Great in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The statue opened in August 1782 and created by French sculptor Etienne Maurice Falconet. The combination of a cantilever structure and the dynamic form of the statue is interesting. I like to believe that the angle of the horse, the slope of the stone base, and the 3-point connections (horse legs and the tail) have a structural function as much as aesthetic function. The balance among the forces as intriguing as the artwork.