Archivarius V - Solid Bronze Figure Carrying Stack of Books Sculpture
Bronze
5x22x5in
$6,000
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Yuriy Kraft
Germany
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Medium : Plastic Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 12.6in, Height: 18.5in, Depth: 10.2in
- Edition : 1 / 25
- Artist's proof : 1
- Hors commerce : 1
About this artwork
This sculpture embodies the enigma of human consciousness – a fusion of architecture and thought, captured in bronze. The head, reminiscent of an ancient temple or an abandoned city, is crisscrossed with arches, staircases, and labyrinths. The windows and passageways within the skull suggest an inner world full of secrets and reflections.
The rough surface, coated with nuances of blue and bronze, lends the sculpture an antique appearance, as if… it were an artifact of a lost civilization. Staircases leading nowhere symbolize a quest, a journey into the depths of the mind, a ceaseless striving for knowledge.
This artwork invites diverse interpretations: it could be a metaphor for memory, philosophy, or even dreams. It encourages us to ask ourselves which doors of our consciousness are open and which conceal the unknown.
The rough surface, coated with nuances of blue and bronze, lends the sculpture an antique appearance, as if… it were an artifact of a lost civilization. Staircases leading nowhere symbolize a quest, a journey into the depths of the mind, a ceaseless striving for knowledge.
This artwork invites diverse interpretations: it could be a metaphor for memory, philosophy, or even dreams. It encourages us to ask ourselves which doors of our consciousness are open and which conceal the unknown.
Yuriy Kraft
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
« I paint because it is what I do best and it defines who I am. »
Yuriy Kraft is a painter and sculptor based in Germany whose works have been featured in solo and group exhibitions nationally. Through his diverse compositions, he endeavors to find a balance between realism and the abstract. Kraft creates in a variety of genres and styles, ranging from landscapes to portraits and abstractions, as he feels that "to grow as an artist, one must get out of one's comfort zone".
Yuriy Kraft
"Architect of Thoughts II"
$4,070
