Bird of Paradise
Resin, Bronze
22x41x10in
$18,370
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Mark Purllant
United Kingdom
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- Solo shows participant
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Mark Purllant
Artwork details
- Medium : Resin, Stainless Steel With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 21.7in, Height: 33.5in, Depth: 9.8in
About this artwork
Carved Bog Oak (4000-8000yrs old) finished with french polish. Sculpted forms in black Japanning and inlaid Eggshell. Whitened maple veneer and hand rolled, ground and polished Stainless Steel.
“I am drawn to the Japanese culture, party through my love of Judo and partly an underlying ‘felt’ affinity. The initial carving of the dark fractured Bog Oak gave me a sense of controlled movement, that I need to see in my Judoka. I was first made aware… of the ancient art of Japanning with eggshell 35 years ago when in New Zealand! It is a process I have wanted to use for a long time and after some practise, this piece felt right. The addition of the very time consuming sculpted stainless steel adds a finesse of strength’
Katana exudes the unity of ancient craftsmanship, materials and philosophies with a modern and innovative approach.
“I am drawn to the Japanese culture, party through my love of Judo and partly an underlying ‘felt’ affinity. The initial carving of the dark fractured Bog Oak gave me a sense of controlled movement, that I need to see in my Judoka. I was first made aware… of the ancient art of Japanning with eggshell 35 years ago when in New Zealand! It is a process I have wanted to use for a long time and after some practise, this piece felt right. The addition of the very time consuming sculpted stainless steel adds a finesse of strength’
Katana exudes the unity of ancient craftsmanship, materials and philosophies with a modern and innovative approach.
Mark Purllant
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Established Artist
- Solo shows participant
- Works on commission
Mark Purllant, a seasoned painter and sculptor, intricately melds diverse materials with a rich background in commercial studio arts. He devises an intuitive, reactionary approach, balancing aesthetics with provocative ambiguities, inspired by his history with movement in martial arts, sports, and dance. His art pulses with the tensions of human interactions, beckoning viewers into a dance of balance, response, and thoughtful harmony.
Mark Purllant
Katana
$18,230
