Original artwork description:
This alabaster sculpture depicts a rolling motion to emulate a wave rolling and breaking - one side is left natural while the other has been carved to a fine edge. With the light shining behind, part of the sculpture is translucent, much as the light shines through the uppermost crest of a wave.. This is part of the Waters series I was working on in 2018 describing movement in water.
Materials used:
Alabaster, sycamore wood
Tags:
#carved alabaster #modern art #contemporary art #abstract sculpture #white and black #water art #stone carving #sea sculpture #alabaster sculpture #wave sculpture #rolling stone #water sculpture #beautiful stone markings #white stoneFeatured by our Editors:
Furl (2018)
Stone sculpture
by Nicola Beattie
9 Artist Reviews
£2,750
- Stone sculpture on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 35 x 40 x 13cm / 35 x 40cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Organic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
Original artwork description
This alabaster sculpture depicts a rolling motion to emulate a wave rolling and breaking - one side is left natural while the other has been carved to a fine edge. With the light shining behind, part of the sculpture is translucent, much as the light shines through the uppermost crest of a wave.. This is part of the Waters series I was working on in 2018 describing movement in water.
Materials used:
Alabaster, sycamore wood
Tags:
#carved alabaster #modern art #contemporary art #abstract sculpture #white and black #water art #stone carving #sea sculpture #alabaster sculpture #wave sculpture #rolling stone #water sculpture #beautiful stone markings #white stoneFeatured by our Editors:
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This artwork is sold by Nicola Beattie from United Kingdom
Nicola Beattie
United Kingdom
About
Nicola Beattie creates contemporary sculpture using traditional materials of stone and bronze, working on a series of themes. After a year at Exeter College of Art, she spent another... Read more
