Original artwork description:

i wanted to see a kafkian eternity still life in space how could "breathe" and as a result i absolutelly love my second iron welding sculpture
eternity finished 28 December 2018
iron welding metal sculpture
aprox 35 x 45 x 35 cm
signed december 2018
sculpture is varnished to prezerve all the reflections and metal intervention in time
one of the kind piece

Kafkian eternity with flowers at 7 pm series :
This series of artworks refers to the metaphysical approach to space populated by a pot with flowers, a near seen like a section of a personal
temporal eternity, where the vegetative elements are transfigured into the metaphysical, transcendent .Thus, at the limit figuration, the immanents of the light becames oniric reflections and transparents, the flower shape became sphere, within which persist the traces of the pass, of the wear, the cyclicity. The series title, although apparently suggestive, is not refering to the absurdity and anguish prosaic present in Kafka's universe, but rather its starts from the idea of freezing of the personal physical time, by a simple meditative exercise of pure contemplation of the close realities transformed by the passing of time.
For me, as an artist, the still life is a perfect excuse to create a vibrant game between the idea of the volatility and the perennial of the world
that we perceive around us, and the essence of the human spirit: the conscience.
My "flowers" are subtle expressions of a meta-reality, where the viewer is invited to meditation, to exercise his spirit, to discover that energy, that forsure we all have it inside us, that resonates with the silence of the begining of begining.

Certificate of Authenticity:
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Ovidiu Kloska's sculpture recomposes in a condensation of surfaces, volumes and contrasts between metal textures, the break from the mundane, from the terrestrial, and the flight intuited by the viewer leaves behind its first beat of wings in splendid reflections and detaches itself from terrestrial time, in which we are all captives. The brilliance of the "Eternal Flight" is composed and decomposed in front of the viewer as if in a perfect, rhythmic loop, as in the explosion of a spiral that rotates and opens towards an infinite space.
Through a volumetric dynamic of the suggested wings, Kloska's sculpture takes us mentally on a fascinating journey towards an unknown universe, in a continuous change.
"My metallic flights satisfy my acute desire to get out of my own self, to travel, at least mentally, beyond the immediate understanding and perception of reality.
Although they are creations resulting from an elaborate creative process, they were "born" from a spontaneity, without preliminary sketches, as if they had always existed inside me, as if waiting for a moment of release.
The spatiality of these metal sculptures is of course closely related to my attachment to the traces left by the passage of time, to the "derma" of wear, to the perpetual transformation of space and forms, which change their valences like the score of cosmic music.
My 'birds', in novel sequences of detachment in flight, shed their earthly skin in complex, contorted volumetric unfolding, but once the viewer persists in contemplation, the sensation of smooth and detached flight creeps subtly into the spirit."
Ovidiu Kloska

Materials used:

welding metal sculpture varnished

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