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“...everything flows and nothing stands still, everything changes and nothing abides..." - Heraclitus
Artists Hugo and Alejandro Viana have deliberately distorted, twisted, kneaded, removed their conventional methods in order to reveal the secret meanings of the cosmos and the mysterious existence of the human being.
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Continuing with the theme of love, this work by titled Flores en Velazquez I, is a representation taken from the infamous painting Las Meninas by Diego Velazquez.
The artist takes a piece of the painting and chooses to make her own representation. The painting is based on her love of the Diego Velazquez and Las Meninas which is a recurring theme throughout the artist´s collections.
A fragment taken from the Painting the 'Birth of Venus' by Sandro Botticelli, this art is based on Greek mythology, when the goddess of love and beauty arrives on land, on the island of Cyprus.
Titled El Nacimiento de Venus (2021) Oil and Acrylic on Canvas / Mixed Technique with Gold and Silver by
Titled 'Brand New God', this award winning yet contentious work has been lauded by judges and censored from an exhibition in Kentucky. Sixty figures supplicating themselves to a golden assault rifle. This piece explores our society's infatuation with violence and the cultural myths of fi****ms.
Did you know Giulio Gavotti was an Italian pilot responsible for the first air-dropped bombs (four grenades) on November 1, 1911? In this piece, eighty-one bomb-like lathe turned cherry blocks, placed in nine groups of nine, stand as an ironic testament to the mass production of war munitions. Titled "Giulio Gavotti's Decision' this sculpture asks the audience to consider the implications of their choices.
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It's February! Last 24 days for exclusive show 'Sculptures: Tangible Poetry'.
Featuring 27 unique works from 8 artists from various walks of life, this viewing room highlights the diversity in mediums, techniques, styles, and materials of the artists.
Measuring 30” x 16” x 20”, this work titled 'Concrete Torso' employs a variety of restraining devices to create his headless and armless Concrete Torso, which has a surprisingly realistic derriere.
View ' works in our
Artsy show (link in bio).
'Decommissioned Chair' is conceptually related to Genzken’s cast forms and Matelli’s use of found objects, but different in the way that they construct sensual figures with iconic objects and abstract forms.
Concrete, plastic chair, 21” x 14.5” x 14.5
's artist Jeff Muhs constructs sensual figures with iconic objects and abstract forms.
Utilizing cords, corsets, bikinis, motorcycles parts, saddles and shoes as objects of constraint, he molds volumes of wet concrete into shapely, seductive sculptural figures.
It's not just any shoe... It's Jimmy Choo!
Study in Form with Concrete and Shoes by artist
Using his invented process Dynamic Free Casting, Jeff Muhs pushes the limits of the concrete and his ability to control it to the absolute maximum.
It's not just a pretty face (bust)! Jeff Muhs' compelling concrete bust of Marie Antoinette illustrates the highest degree of control of poured concrete. He used bread bags, women’s undergarments, t-shirts, sheets and a neck corset to get the desired attitude and posture and shapes of the hair and dress related to historical renderings of the last queen of France, who was unceremoniously beheaded during the French Revolution.
"the soul flounders through the maze of life, until it sorts and makes sense of it in order to understand life's beauty before it can soar again."
Artonique invites you to a journey...This viewing room is a journey of the mind and soul through life: each painting represents a small snapshot of the many moments that weave together to make us who we are today.
And it's a wrap! A gorgeous show with beautiful works, Shelton Walsmith's Artsy show generated a wonderful response. A prolific artist with a career spanning decades, Shelton Walsmith is well known in the art world. Continuously creating, experimenting, and learning, Shelton's prodigious works are treasured by collectors, artists, and admirers all over the world.
The spirit of a woman, long deceased, returns to this river, shaded by a palm glade, to bathe and bask in her youthful memory of the place. She is submerged in and distorted by the moving water. Refractions and reflections of both the real place and her reconstructed perception of it fracture and fragment the scene in opalescent geometry. She thinks she's here to stay but we see right through her.
Measuring 37" W x 60" H, this Oil on Linen work by Shelton Walsmith is available on Artsy and Artonique.
See Artonique featured right on the Artsy Galleries page! The goal of our show is to sustain moments of wonder, mystery and reverie as open ended questions that will encourage the viewer to create their own answers.
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Featured work from our show: This oil on canvas work by artist Shelton Walsmith titled "Saint Someone Searching For A Signal" depicts a larger than life figure in a moment of self reflection. Making her a painting within a painting being contemplated by a mother and child allowed for a meta-fiction to occur deepening and doubling the sense of inwardness which lengthens the unpacking process. Saint Someone is a ghost of contemporary youth searching outside themselves with a tiny device to apprehend the vastness of the world it mediates.
See the other works from the show on Artsy! Link in the bio.
"We are collections of cultures and societies - and yet as individuals we remain alone with our thoughts, dreams and reflections."Artonique is proud to present our Artsy Exclusive show: "Outside In; the Human Condition" featuring works by renowned artist Shelton Walsmith.Link in profile and below:https://www.artsy.net/viewing-room/artonique-outside-in-the-human-condition
Titled Giulio Gavotti's Decision, this large representational work references an Italian pilot responsible for the first air-dropped bombs (four grenades) on November 1, 1911 and asks the audience to consider the implications of their choices. In this piece, eighty-one bomb-like lathe turned cherry blocks, placed in nine groups of nine, stand as an ironic testament to the mass production of war munitions.
Forty eight Predator Drones, painted the colors of the rainbow, "float" on storm clouds. Titled
"Where Have All the Soviets Gone?" artist reflects on his time in the aerospace industry and living through the end phases of the cold war.
Made with urethane foam, paint, graphite, steel. Available on
Titled Childhood Memory #061287 (F*Ck Your Wall), this concrete sculpture by Dominic Sansone was made during his International Sculpture Center artist residency at Mana Contemporary in the winter of 2017/2018. This piece was the beginning of his recent exploration of walls in society.
Traditionally we have built them to keep people confined, such as prisons, now the political winds have shifted and we seek to build walls to keep people out. Sansone questions if we are just building a prison on a national scale.
Towering at almost 10feet tall, Dominic Sansone's" Invaders Must Die" is a bronze sculpture about the hordes of loyal and mindless drones, swallowing whole what they are told as reality and willfully participating in advancing their ideology through whatever means necessary. The goggles on each one serve to hide their identities and to conceal the direction of their gaze, hence the faces cannot pass judgement, nor can they be judged.
This controversial piece titled "Brand New God" features Sixty figures supplicating themselves to a golden assault rifle. This piece explores our society's infatuation with violence and the cultural myths of fi****ms. Accolades and controversy have followed this work across the country.
It is an award winning sculpture from the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan where judges Deb Mankoff and Shelli Weisberg wrote, "It reflects the ’heart of liberty’ - social action and social justice.
Oil-painted cast urethane plastic figures and a gold-leafed replica AK-47 by artist Dominic Sansone .
This controversial piece titled "Brand New God" features Sixty figures supplicating themselves to a golden assault rifle. This piece explores our society's infatuation with violence and the cultural myths of fi****ms. Accolades and controversy have followed this work across the country.
It is an award winning sculpture from the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan where judges Deb Mankoff and Shelli Weisberg wrote, "It reflects the ’heart of liberty’ - social action and social justice.
Oil-painted cast urethane plastic figures and a gold-leafed replica AK-47 by artist Dominic Sansone .
Artonique and Artsy present this week's featured artist Dominic Sansone.
Dominic is best known for his room-filling installations and repetitive cast objects that combine to create an industrial mass-produced sensibility to his sculpture. His current body of work is a critical response to the disproportionate role of the Military Industrial Complex in society.
Ultimately the goal is not to answer the questions or propose solutions for the viewer, but hopefully to cause them to consider, with more than a cursory glance, the reality we build for ourselves through the choices we make as individuals and how those choices impact our civilization.
Titled "Space" this Neo Urban work by is from a series of works called first wave. Each of these works is a new attempt at expression in a for ever changing world. Each is a one of digital creation incorporating more traditional methods stripped down to its bare self. Each is pigment embedded in scratch proof acrylic glass, too an ultra-high definition for an extra stunning piece. Ready to hang. Edge to edge picture without frame.
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This large Neo-Expressionistic work titled Melody In The Fourth by David Darcy is made from High Quality oils on stretched cotton duck canvas and measures 50" X 40".
The work is a part of a collection of three works called Melody. Part four is a beautiful work that uses colour and sweeping motion to draw the eye. The painting is created over several months, using a wet on wet technique with transparent and opaque glazes.
Titled First Wave No.1, this Neo Expressionist work by David Darcy is a large 39" Diameter pigment under acrylic glass.
First Wave No.1 is the first work from the lockdown collection, where were created during the first lockdown in the UK. With the change in how many people in the EU and America "went to work," David was unable to go to the studio to create new works, but as with creativity, the desire to create does not end with the location.
Two brand new works being showcased this week! Stay tuned for more.
David Darcy's artworks are pleasurable, contemplative expanses that draw the eye. They are intense abstractions of humanity marked by a balance of movement within the space. They encase equal parts sensation and inquiry.
72 artworks up, and many many more to go! Stunning contemporary works from world-renowned artists that continue to push their medium and the definitions of art. Catch it all on Artonique's profile on Artsy.
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