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Lithops

Denis Yanashot

2008 • United States • Marble powder on Marble , Wood

18 x 17 in

$20,000

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Medium : Marble powder on Marble , Wood
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 17.5x17in

About this artwork

I channeled a sense of fluid strength and mystery in this piece, sculpted in marble to evoke timelessness and softness simultaneously. Its semi-abstract form invites curiosity, blending organic curves with an enigmatic presence. This artwork will bring a calming yet intriguing energy to your space, sparking contemplation while grounding the ambiance in refined natural beauty.
Lithops, commonly known as "living stones," are unique succulents native… to southern Africa that have evolved to mimic small rocks to avoid being eaten by herbivores. They consist of a single pair of nearly fused leaves with a fissure in the middle, and they are famous for their strict annual growth cycle and extreme drought tolerance.

Denis Yanashot

United States

Denis Yanashot is a sculptor with a strong foundation in art education, specializing in direct stone carving, mixed media assemblages, and reliefs integrating found and natural materials. His techniques range from traditional hand-carving and meticulous polishing of marble to the inventive use of scrap metal, bone, and river detritus, blending representational forms with abstraction and non-objectivity. Yanashot’s art channels the inspiration of nature and personal experience, evoking wonder, curiosity, and an appreciation for transformation, urging viewers to reflect on the boundaries between absurdity, reality, and the spiritual.

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Denis Yanashot

Lithops

$20,000