A Girl With A Fish Gaby Pühmeyer Sculpture for sale

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A Girl With A Fish

Gaby Pühmeyer

2018 • Germany

13(L) x 25(H) x 8(D)in

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Gaby Pühmeyer

Germany

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Medium : Clay Without Stand
Dimensions : Length: 12.6in, Height: 24.8in, Depth: 7.9in

About this artwork

I was already dealing with the topic of “animals and people” when she was studying. Since then, I have been using aesthetic means to explore the relationship that can exist between humans and animals. The most frequently appearing animals in the work are fish and birds. Other animals, such as the lizard, have space. When designing these animals, I am inspired by myths, fairy tales and also by nature itself. In addition to the observation of nature… and the phenomenological penetration of the topic, there are also our own design ideas. The sculpted animals are always in close contact with the female sculptures and are therefore very close to these figures. In keeping with its position in fairy tales and myths, for me the fish represents self-discovery and development of the individual.

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Gaby Pühmeyer

Germany

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Gaby Pühmeyer, ceramic artist and sculptor, explores the symbiotic coexistence between humans and animals. Her works piece together myths and nature into touching compositions, with fish and birds in particular serving as symbols. The emotional depth of her art reveals the search for the self and emphasizes the need to rethink the relationship between humans and nature.

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