“Portrait of Emilia Clarke – Mother of Dragons”
Clay
8x12x6in
$2,400
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Elena Logovinsky
Israel
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Elena Logovinsky
Artwork details
- Medium : Clay Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 9.4in, Height: 11in, Depth: 7.1in
About this artwork
This sculptural bust of Viktor Frankl was created as a commissioned work I received two months ago through a Saatchi Art curator. I accepted the project immediately, deeply inspired by Frankl’s life, strength, and inner dignity.
While working on the sculpture, I carefully studied his photographs and biography, reflecting on the difficult path he walked. What moved me most was that Frankl not only survived Nazi concentration camps, but later transformed… his personal trauma into a powerful psychological system that helped thousands of Holocaust survivors find meaning in life.
This subject is deeply personal to me, as my own family—my grandmother and grandfather—also went through the Holocaust. In this bust, I sought not only physical likeness, but also Frankl’s inner calm, wisdom, compassion, and quiet sense of humor.
While working on the sculpture, I carefully studied his photographs and biography, reflecting on the difficult path he walked. What moved me most was that Frankl not only survived Nazi concentration camps, but later transformed… his personal trauma into a powerful psychological system that helped thousands of Holocaust survivors find meaning in life.
This subject is deeply personal to me, as my own family—my grandmother and grandfather—also went through the Holocaust. In this bust, I sought not only physical likeness, but also Frankl’s inner calm, wisdom, compassion, and quiet sense of humor.
Elena Logovinsky
Israel
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Elena Logovinsky is a painter with a diverse background, working primarily in oils and mixed media. She employs expressive brushstrokes and layered textures, blending abstraction with subtle figurative elements to create evocative compositions. Her artworks radiate a poignant sense of introspection, hope, and the quiet beauty found in everyday moments.
They bought an artwork from this artist
"Love this piece. When I look at this painting, I just sit back, smile and ask myself if I’m coming or going."
An Art Lover, purchase made in May 2025: ""Architectural Illusion"", Oil on Canvas , 35.4x35.4in
