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Irina Salmina
Georgia
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317 pieces
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
Artwork details
- Medium : Stone With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 14.8in, Height: 21.9in, Depth: 9.4in
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 this sculpture, I endeavored to encapsulate a dance of… form and void. Carved from enduring stone, each angular line and junction offers a symbolic corridor, inviting a contemplation of life's interconnected pathways. The rugged exterior contrasts with the precision of the incisions, embodying the raw yet meticulous nature of existence. It's a tactile reminder of resilience and depth, designed to radiate a grounding energy and thought-provoking ambience in your 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 this sculpture, I endeavored to encapsulate a dance of… form and void. Carved from enduring stone, each angular line and junction offers a symbolic corridor, inviting a contemplation of life's interconnected pathways. The rugged exterior contrasts with the precision of the incisions, embodying the raw yet meticulous nature of existence. It's a tactile reminder of resilience and depth, designed to radiate a grounding energy and thought-provoking ambience in your 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.
