The Giant Clam. Bronze sculpture.
Bronze
7x11x4in
$6,400
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Marzena Gawrysiak
Poland
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Artist highlights
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Marzena Gawrysiak
Artwork details
- Medium : Terracotta Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 2.8in, Height: 7.1in, Depth: 2in
About this artwork
This terracotta sculpture captures an intimate embrace frozen in time, evoking warmth and connection. The textured surface and turquoise glaze breathe life into raw clay, embodying vulnerability and tenderness. I wanted this piece to radiate the universal need for closeness, inspiring your space with heartfelt energy and quiet strength. It invites viewers to feel seen, loved, and profoundly human.
The series' origins date back to the exhibition… in Germany titled Bella Italia, Italia Brutta, for which the first eighty-eight terracotta figurines were created. "Touching the Sun." The inspirations are deeply rooted in art history. On the one hand, it is a tribute to ancient Roman terracotta figurines—those small, everyday objects that accompanied life and rituals. On the other, it is a subtle dialogue with the working method of El Greco, who, to achieve the effect of otherworldly elongation and dynamic perspective on canvas, studied clay models placed on furniture.
The series' origins date back to the exhibition… in Germany titled Bella Italia, Italia Brutta, for which the first eighty-eight terracotta figurines were created. "Touching the Sun." The inspirations are deeply rooted in art history. On the one hand, it is a tribute to ancient Roman terracotta figurines—those small, everyday objects that accompanied life and rituals. On the other, it is a subtle dialogue with the working method of El Greco, who, to achieve the effect of otherworldly elongation and dynamic perspective on canvas, studied clay models placed on furniture.
Marzena Gawrysiak
Poland
Credentials
- Works on commission
Marzena Gawrysiak is a sculptor, painter, drawer, and textile artist trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk, with a specialization in ceramics. She blends expressive, interdisciplinary techniques—ranging from figurative and abstract forms in painting to cubist and minimalist sculptures—using assemblages and found materials. Her imagery explores Slavic mythology, femininity, powerful animals, and the human form, infusing each artwork with beauty, lyricism, wildness, and deep, passionate emotion, aiming to enchant and resonate with the viewer’s soul.
Marzena Gawrysiak
Touching the sun. 10 figurines group
$2,670
