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Irina Salmina
Georgia
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321 pieces
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
Artwork details
- Medium : Stone With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 18.9in, Height: 15.2in, Depth: 3.9in
About this artwork
R E B I R T H | Series of million years old river stone sculptures
Through an intuitive process of selection and sculpting, my idea was to breath new life into million years old river stones, forging a tangible connection between past and present, creation and creator. Each work serves as a testament to the power of art to transcend temporal boundaries and inspire profound contemplation.
In creating this sculpture, I explored the delicate balance… between natural forms and human-engineered precision. The smooth, rounded stone bisected by a clean, straight line represents the harmonious yet often fragile relationship between nature and human intervention. This piece invites contemplation on balance and coexistence, and it resonates with a calm yet compelling energy, perfect to infuse tranquility and thoughtfulness into any space.
Through an intuitive process of selection and sculpting, my idea was to breath new life into million years old river stones, forging a tangible connection between past and present, creation and creator. Each work serves as a testament to the power of art to transcend temporal boundaries and inspire profound contemplation.
In creating this sculpture, I explored the delicate balance… between natural forms and human-engineered precision. The smooth, rounded stone bisected by a clean, straight line represents the harmonious yet often fragile relationship between nature and human intervention. This piece invites contemplation on balance and coexistence, and it resonates with a calm yet compelling energy, perfect to infuse tranquility and thoughtfulness into any space.
Irina Salmina
Georgia
Credentials
- Works on commission
A computer scientist turned ceramic artist, Irina Salmina approaches her work with spontaneity and intuition. Her creative journey began with ceramics, eventually evolved into stone sculpture. Embedded in her practice is a fascination with organic, fluid forms, achieving life-like movement through meticulous texturing. Her art transcends the physical, bridging the subconscious to the material world, inviting observers in contemplative exploration.
