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This ceramic sculpture is a powerful expression of my "Modern Archaism" style. It serves as a contemporary totem, bridging the gap between ancient nomadic energy and modern artistic form.
IMPORTANT NOTE ON COMMISSIONS: The original piece shown in the photographs has been sold. However, I am offering this work as a made-to-order commission.
Each bull is hand-built by me from scratch. While I will maintain the same proportions, spirit, and fiery… orange-to-charcoal glaze transition, the nature of ceramic art ensures that every new piece is unique. The hand-engraved archaic symbols and the final "shamanic arrow" marks will have their own distinct character.
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Valery Kirillov is a sculptor and digital artist with roots in Applied Arts, specializing in Ceramics and Design. He masterfully blends manual hand-building and glazing in clay with meticulous digital “stitching” to create monumental forms, characterized by vibrant colors and archaic symbols—an approach he calls Modern Archaism. His works evoke a profound sense of timeless protection and spiritual grounding, inviting viewers to reconnect with ancient archetypes while forging new pathways for modern identity.