World renowned artist, Giovanni Schoeman, born in South Africa (1940), produced this captivating visionary creation—an abstract hanging sculpture that transcends conventional artistry. Crafted with meticulous precision and finished with rosette detail, this masterpiece bears the hallmark of Schoeman's ingenuity: the groundbreaking 'particle bound casting' technique.
In this mesmerizing composition, two-tone bronze casting, orchestrates a symphony of contrasting hues and textures. Each element, meticulously selected and expertly integrated, contributes to the sculpture's multidimensional charm.
Mediums used are as documented in art history research: Bronze, Brass, Wood & Metal.
Elevating the sculpture's significance is the distinguished presence of the manufacturer's mark, proudly emblazoned with the insignia "Giovanni Schoeman" in engraved lettering.
Despite the passage of time, this extraordinary creation remains a testament to its enduring and impeccable craftsmanship. Its surfaces exude a timeless elegance, with the metal imbued with a lustrous patina that radiates warmth and sophistication. From every angle, the sculpture captivates the observer, inviting them to immerse themselves in its enigmatic beauty and artistry.
Giovanni Schoeman (1940-1981) was born in South Africa and studied in Johannesburg, Groningen, London, and Milan. He was known for his amazing sculpting skills and helped develop the Cold Cast Resin Metal technique. His life story, like something out of a tale titled The Alchemist & The Hitman, was as fascinating as his art.
42cm W X 2cm D X 108cm H
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