Gosia’s Art Work

Warm and moving and spiritual

2013-09-06

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设计公司: :; GOSIA
类型: :; Art
分类: :; Sculpture

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来自加拿大多伦多艺术家Gosia的三件精美手工粘土雕刻。她的雕塑依靠自己自学，从有着飘逸长发的人像开始。过去的一年，雕刻已成为Gosia生活中重要的部分。Gosia不断的往前摸索，迄今为止，这位自学成才，作品温婉动人并具有灵性的艺术家，已经创作了Waves，Luna，Eva，最近新创作The Penny bust。作品进步飞速，细腻动人。Gosia称自己是一块空白的画布，是的，自学成才的她是一张待书画的白纸，拥有无限的可能性，每次创作都有让人惊异的进步，期待她更多的作品。2013年秋季她会举行自己的两场个展。

Waves

Waves wash over Pearl | This is an on going series created from molds of one original sculpted bust. The fine details of hair, flowers and fabric were hand modeled. The series continues at my upcoming shows in September and October, 2013.

polymer clay & gypsum | 12 x .11 x 8″ | 2013 | sold

Eva

Eva is Spring | This is an on going series created from molds of one original sculpted bust. The fine details of hair and flowers were hand modeled.
polymer clay & gypsum | 12 x 8.5 x8″ | 2013

The Penny bust

The Penny bust is simply named after the model who inspired the original sculpture. A mold was made and the original destroyed. This piece is available in two small editions, 10 in Antique White and 10 in Grey Clay. The editions entitled “Stealing the shape of your eyes” are now available, please contact me with inquiries.
polymer gypsum | 8 x .18 x 9.5″ | 2013

About Gosia

“I am a professional artist working out of downtown Toronto, Canada. I had a weird winding road to the work I do now. I studied illustration at Sheridan College but am self taught in sculpture. The sculptures first started out as an extensions of my paintings which were portraits of figures with long flowing hair. But in the past year or so sculpture has become my focus. With every new figure I fight an internal “battle” of staying true to my posing model and creating someone from my imagination. The result ends up somewhere in between with elements inspired by neo-romanticism and fantasy. Pearl, Luna and Eva are the first pieces in an on going series of originals created from casts of one bust. I had modeled a bald figure, made a mold and cast what i like to call my “blank canvases”. I then hand model unique details on each piece, just as you would to a blank canvas, creating “someone” new each time. The series will continue at my two upcoming shows in the fall.”