Dialogue de Sourds, 2023
Sculpture : bronze · 23 x 33 x 17 cm 9.1 x 13 x 6.7 inch
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About the artwork
Type
Sculpture : numbered and limited to 12 copies
1 copy available
Condition
Artwork sold in perfect condition
Authenticity
Sold with certificate of Authenticity from the gallery
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Signature
Artwork signed in the mold
Technique & Support
bronze , without pedestal
Dimensions ( cm • inch )
23 x 33 x 17 cm 9.1 x 13 x 6.7 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Description
Latest edition EA 4/4.
Only available at the Art Yi gallery in Brussels.
Artist and foundry in Belgium
Dimensions per sculpture
Price for the pair of two
These two characters face each other, look at each other but do not understand each other. They have neither mouth nor ears; they only have their strength. Therefore, they are depicted as wrestlers. Could force prevail over dialogue?
• The body, posture, movement and the essence of human life are at the heart of Miramontes' work. His works show fascinating and contemplative figures, which are often in a state of flow, sketched human bodies, associated with shapes or objects and others, more realistic.
• Miramontes was born in Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
• But the artist lives in Brussels. It was in Belgium that the artist grew up and studied: she obtained a degree in Plastic Arts at the Saint Marie Institute.
• Through bodies cut into strips, Isabel Miramontes explores the concept of sculpture. In addition to the usual sculpture, it contrasts with an apparent void. For her, sculpture is not a block of material to which we give a form, sculpture is a void to which the artist gives a surface. For Isabel Miramontes, human existence, both concrete and impalpable, is made of flesh and bones and of this essential part of emptiness that constitutes our emotions. The sections of these characters give the image of a body reduced to its imprint. The tender shape of the body of its figurines which seems ready to faint. Matter reduced to the essentials which gently transforms into forgotten emotions and sensations, the body's only remaining memory, the supreme value of its destiny.
Presentation
Isabel Miramontes was born in Santiago de Compostela, this high place of pilgrimage, of Celtic origin, still fascinates her and remains a magical country for her. But it was in Belgium, in Brussels, that the artist grew up and studied: she obtained a diploma in Plastic Arts at the Institut Sainte-Marie.
She continued her training in 1988 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Saint-Gilles, in Patrick Pouillart's studio, where she acquired solid experience in drawing and sketching on live models. Isabel Miramontes retains from this experience the need to fix at all times the gestures of the man, attitudes and impressions thrown on multiple sketchbooks, so many testimonies of the subtle and perspicacious gaze that she casts around her. It was in 1994, in the studio of a sculptor friend, that she passionately discovered sculpture, which became the preferred means of expression to which she now devoted herself. Every day, Isabel Miramontes isolates herself in her studio. There, with fervor, echoing her sketches, she shapes the earth, explores new forms to give substance to her inner life and transmit her vision of the world.
Struck by a silhouette, a movement, a symbol, a thought, Isabel Miramontes translates the human attitude with deep and sincere emotion. The plastic language of Miramontes imposes the human being represented in all the ambiguity of his power and his fragility, his confinement and his desire for freedom, his dream and his triumph. This fascinating character, a synthesis of forms and thoughts, expresses the reality of life with its moments of happiness but also of drama, of abandonment but also of tension, a character who, undoubtedly, challenges each of us in the depths of his be.
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