Nimrod Messeg, Calma

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Iron sculpture

46 x 69 x 28 cm
18 1/8 x 27 5/32 x 11 1/32in

Nimrod Messeg's sculpture 'Calma' emerges as a captivating fusion of artistic inspiration and time-honored craftsmanship, breathed into the enduring medium of iron. The sculpture presents a women's figure seated in...

Nimrod Messeg's sculpture "Calma" emerges as a captivating fusion of artistic inspiration and time-honored craftsmanship, breathed into the enduring medium of iron. The sculpture presents a women's figure seated in a serene Indian-style posture, exuding a sense of tranquility and inner contemplation. Through Messeg's intricate process, employing over a thousand meticulously shaped metal pieces through ancient forging techniques, welding, power hammering, and plasma torch work, the sculpture takes on a rich interplay of textures, effects, and forms. These techniques impart a striking sense of individuality in both style and appearance, rendering each sculpture truly unique. "Calma" captures a moment of stillness and introspection, a testament to Messeg's ability to seamlessly weave tradition and contemporary artistic insight, inviting viewers to explore the beauty of the human form and the boundless expressions of artistic creation.

"Exploring Femininity in Sculptures: Nimrod Messeg, Martic, and Nonos Unveil the Elegance of the Female Form": Online Exhibition

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Nimrod Messeg 1970

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