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Eva Huspekova

an old statue with its mouth open in front of a building

Gothic Gargoyles

Salisbury Cathedral

Architectural Sculpture

Eternity of Pain

Eternity of Pain | Ilovetodig0044 | Flickr

two black rings sitting on top of each other

Merete Rasmussen

Contemporary Ceramic Sculpture

Abstract Ceramic Sculpture

Sculpture Abstract

In Her Studio

Sculptures Céramiques

Kunst Inspiration

Ceramic Techniques

Modern Pottery

Puls Ceramics -

Danish ceramist Merete Rasmussen forms the pieces slowly in her studio, allowing each section to dry until it’s sturdy enough to hold the weight of the next piece. The technique, which she developed in order to make the abstract structures she had in her head, allows her to build up sculptures that look like one continuous piece.

an elephant statue sitting on top of a wooden block

'Solitude' by sculptor Steven Whyte

a doll sitting on top of a wooden chair with a ladder attached to it's head

Tre Kunst

Muse Art

Sculpture Installation

NameBright - Coming Soon

"Antonia" full size wood sculpture by efraim_antonia

a statue in the middle of a library with bookshelves and ceiling painted gold

~Wunderkammer~

Elephant sculpture, Fontainebleau Castle, Paris, France, Daniel Firman

a wooden carving of a hand on top of a book with a leaf sticking out of it

Intricately Carved Books

Intricately Carved Books - Nino Orlandi Takes to Wood to Relay Literary Sculptures

a sculpture of a person's hand on top of a piece of wood

Contemporary Sculpture

Nino Orlandi

Having students create a box and then a figure to fit inside the box. Great and fun lesson in figures. Artist: Barbara Scavotto-Earley

Franz Xaver Messerschmidt

Les bustes grimaçants de douleur de Franz Xaver Messerschmidt

The artist is Franz Xaver Messerschmidt, that was actually born in 1736, so that is one of the things that are pretty interesting with this art work; the sculptures look so modern, but they are about 250 years old. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franz_Xaver_Messerschmidt

a person holding a pencil in front of an object with holes and circles on it

Process

Sasha Bakaric, "Inspiration comes from microscopic images of cells & microorganisms as basis of life. I am intrigued by dichotomy between enormous beauty of these images and fears or repulsiveness that people often have when faced with viruses or bacteria. I love the idea of questioning our relationship with the world inside of us. In the same way as microorganism are multiplying and spreading, so are my pieces. I find great excitement in making yet another similar but totally unique piece."