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Original artwork description:
Piece suitable for exterior. Life-size mule deer at a gallop. I wanted to represent movement and balance, capturing an instant in the execution of the jump. For this I made a careful study of forces, which allowed the sculpture to be tilted forward, with the intention of giving a sense of advancement. Concave lines predominate, which through a synthesis, play with empty space, with the idea that the eye of the viewer draws what is "missing". It is a work of assembling pieces that form different volumes and that allow to shape the bone and muscle structure of this animal. I wanted to give a touch of "scrap metal art" and that's why I made the antlers with irons formed in the forge. The rest is made of steel sheet on a base of golden natural travertine. The name of the work recalls the mysterious Princess of Ukok, also known as the Ice Lady, mummy of a woman from the fifth century BC.C. Detachable in 3 pieces.
Materials used:
steel
Tags:
#sculpture #steel #garden sculpture #life size #mule deerUKOK (2020)
Sculpture
by Jose Miguel Pino
£7,827.68 Sold
- Sculpture on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 180 x 190 x 80cm
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Unspecified
- Subject: Animals and birds
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Original artwork description
Piece suitable for exterior. Life-size mule deer at a gallop. I wanted to represent movement and balance, capturing an instant in the execution of the jump. For this I made a careful study of forces, which allowed the sculpture to be tilted forward, with the intention of giving a sense of advancement. Concave lines predominate, which through a synthesis, play with empty space, with the idea that the eye of the viewer draws what is "missing". It is a work of assembling pieces that form different volumes and that allow to shape the bone and muscle structure of this animal. I wanted to give a touch of "scrap metal art" and that's why I made the antlers with irons formed in the forge. The rest is made of steel sheet on a base of golden natural travertine. The name of the work recalls the mysterious Princess of Ukok, also known as the Ice Lady, mummy of a woman from the fifth century BC.C. Detachable in 3 pieces.
Materials used:
steel
Tags:
#sculpture #steel #garden sculpture #life size #mule deer
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