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Blue Swallow on Barb Wire
R 11,500.00
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786.87 USD | 599.08 GBP | 708.43 EUR
Artist: Richard Gunston
Medium: Bronze and Crystal Glass
Edition: 10
Size: 7cm by 7cm by 22m
Weight: 1kg
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Richard is influenced by the classical sculptors of ancient times and he always pushes himself towards that same sculpting perfection, yet at the same time, he's striving to create his own uniquely expressive style, to produce artwork that embodies something of who he is as a person. He is passionate about conveying timeless moments of the transient natural beauty that surrounds us, to be looked upon, remembered and appreciated for generations to come. He is inspired by an emotional connection with certain qualities he sees in his subjects - "a skipped heartbeat which I experience when I see true beauty", he says; "whether it is the strength of a wild animal, the fragility and lightness of birds or the gentle elegance and regal stature of horses. With human subjects, I work to carve out the expressiveness of the inner soul."