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Original artwork description
Original Mixed Media Sculpture by Alan Harris British artist, Brutalist Art.
British Artist Alan Harris developed a unique style. Using his skill in modeling with an intuitive way of building up figures is quite unique, a talent that allows him to develop this sculptural technique inspired by Brutalism a style that rather than being easy on the eye it is more antagonistic, applied to sculpture added a confrontational rawness to it, that perfectly integrate into modern design.
Alan who has, in the past, worked with discarded objects following the philosophy of Kintsugi has now developed a new process of creating his works from scratch. Working the material in their original forms, sculpting and finally works the surfaces through a series of chemical process to obtain the unique colours that give the unique character to his sculptures.
“ My knowledge and application of Kintsugi on previous sculptures have helped me understand and translate the feeling of frailty and strength into my new works”
From the complexity of forming something of haunting beauty from a mixture of different materials, Alan is able to create such highly empathetic works. His unique way of processing the materials combining and mixing them from their original state to convert them in an expressionist figure, old, rusty, imperfect but somehow beautiful is nothing less than impressive.
These sculptures integrate into any location transforming their environment, with edgy dynamics and primal honesty.
Materials used:
clay, wood, concrete, and metal
Details:
- Mixed-media sculpture on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 13 x 48.01 x 11cm / 13 x 48.01cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: People and portraits
Tags:
#geisha#sculpture#giacometti#metal sculpture#original sculpture#alan harris#giacometti style#japanese sculpture#giacometti inspired#geisha sculptureFeatured by our Editors:
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Original artwork description
Original Mixed Media Sculpture by Alan Harris British artist, Brutalist Art.
British Artist Alan Harris developed a unique style. Using his skill in modeling with an intuitive way of building up figures is quite unique, a talent that allows him to develop this sculptural technique inspired by Brutalism a style that rather than being easy on the eye it is more antagonistic, applied to sculpture added a confrontational rawness to it, that perfectly integrate into modern design.
Alan who has, in the past, worked with discarded objects following the philosophy of Kintsugi has now developed a new process of creating his works from scratch. Working the material in their original forms, sculpting and finally works the surfaces through a series of chemical process to obtain the unique colours that give the unique character to his sculptures.
“ My knowledge and application of Kintsugi on previous sculptures have helped me understand and translate the feeling of frailty and strength into my new works”
From the complexity of forming something of haunting beauty from a mixture of different materials, Alan is able to create such highly empathetic works. His unique way of processing the materials combining and mixing them from their original state to convert them in an expressionist figure, old, rusty, imperfect but somehow beautiful is nothing less than impressive.
These sculptures integrate into any location transforming their environment, with edgy dynamics and primal honesty.
Materials used:
clay, wood, concrete, and metal
Details:
- Mixed-media sculpture on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 13 x 48.01 x 11cm / 13 x 48.01cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: People and portraits
Tags:
#geisha#sculpture#giacometti#metal sculpture#original sculpture#alan harris#giacometti style#japanese sculpture#giacometti inspired#geisha sculptureFeatured by our Editors:















