Armonia - Cherry wood sculpture
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- Artist Bucher Shenker Gianni
- Category Abstract Sculptures
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Inspiration Human figures
- Creation year 2007
- Dimensions 16 x 13 x H 68 cm
- Description Cherry wood sculpture
About
There is something ancestral in these bodies with highly synthesized shapes: something that certainly refers to Brancusi and Modigliani, but only in the sense of an elective affinity in the approach to primitivism and sensitivity in grasping the harmonious purity of the forms of nature.
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Estimated production time: 2 weeks
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Bucher Shenker Gianni
Bucher Shenker Gianni was born in Milan in 1947. From 1964 to 1970 he attended the School of Applied Arts, annexed to the Castello Sforzesco and completed his studies with nude courses in Brera. The first exhibition dates back to 1966 but he had to wait until 1971 to receive his first invitation to participate in a collective of graphics at the Arengario in Milan.
In 1969 he began his activity as medalist and sculptor and since then he has attended more than 200 exhibitions. He had over thirty solo-shows and he has exhibited abroad in Switzerland, France, Germany, Turkey and Japan. Today, it is possible to find his works in over fifteen museums.
