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Floating Serves (2024) Sculpture by Karen Axikyan
Seller Narinart Armgallery
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Introducing "Floating Serves," an exquisite sculpture that captures the grace and energy of an athlete in mid-serve. Crafted from iron, travertine, and perlite, this dynamic piece measures 50x28x16 cm and weighs 2.1 kg. The sculpture features a human figure skillfully formed from iron wire, poised in an elegant motion as they launch a spherical perlite ball into the air. The figure stands on a travertine base, providing a natural and sturdy foundation that contrasts beautifully with the delicate wirework.
The artist's meticulous attention to detail and innovative use of materials bring this moment of athletic prowess to life. "Floating Serves" is a striking addition to any contemporary art collection, resonating with themes of movement, balance, and the beauty of human form.
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Karen Axikyan, a contemporary Armenian sculptor, has navigated various realms of artistic expression throughout different periods of his life. His artistic journey began with oil paintings, then expanded to the creation of exquisite batik scarves before eventually immersing himself in the captivating world of sculptures. Axikyan's diverse interests within the sphere of art reflect an unwavering ion for creative exploration.
Over the past 15 years, Karen Axikyan has devoted himself to crafting remarkable metal sculptures, forming what seems like a vast zoo of different and wild animals. His sculptures emanate a unique emotional quality, with each piece seemingly determining its own expression, an approach that adds an element of spontaneity to his creative process. Despite lacking formal cultural education, Axikyan's artistic sensibilities were nurtured by a neighboring artist, whose work served as a guiding influence during his formative years.
For Karen Axikyan, metal serves as a transformative instrument, allowing him to convey his emotional states through the medium of sculpture. The act of creating these intricate metal pieces becomes a cathartic experience, cleansing his soul in the process. His latest collection, aptly named "Little World," features sculptures of diminutive size, small enough to be cradled in the palm of one's hand.
Axikyan's artistic contributions have been showcased extensively across the country, and his sculptures have earned a place in the permanent collection of the National Gallery of Armenia.
- Nationality: ARMENIA
- Date of birth : 1963
- Artistic domains: Represented by a Gallery,
- Groups: Artists presented by a gallery
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