Lorenzo Quinn (1966) - The Creation

Lorenzo Quinn (1966): "I believe in God, but above all I believe in a pure conscience. Although man is far from perfect, he was created to be perfect. I have always been fascinated by how ancient cultures, such as the Egyptians, were able to create the perfect forms of the pyramids, and how nature itself has produced such perfect forms, like the simple form of an egg. This shows me that man and nature could exist in perfect symbiosis. We do not form the highest link in creation; we simply form part of a beautiful, coherent chain: the chain of life. Artists like Michelangelo and Salvador Dalí have vividly imagined the creation of the perfect being and its nearness to the divine. This sculpture is my tribute to these two great masters – and especially to Dalí, to whom I owe my introduction to the art world, and in memory of his birth a century ago." Year of creation: 2003 Dimensions: 30 cm x 17 cm x 17 cm Weight: 3.4 kilograms Material: Gilded bronze 133 in a limited edition of 495 In excellent condition with a few light scratches, see photos Includes certificate of authenticity, hand-signed by Lorenzo Qui

Schätzpreis:€1,000

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