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για σκεψου λιγο...ειναι ολα τα μεγαλυτερα μουσεια της Γης γεματα με Κλασσικη Τεχνη η με μοντερνα τεχνη? Και γιατι?

Where's the finished work?

Carving away, reveal by removal. But also a piece of the artist breaks away and is forever captured in the sculpture. So in the end there's less mass but heavier presence. Beautiful work of art indeed!

Absolutely breathtaking!! You are truly gifted. My life's work is aimed as to one day have the honor of owning one of your masterpieces

I totally agree with you and I’ve been thinking about this more recently with the whole “ai art’’ thing. It seems to me that the people most concerned with having their intellectual property stolen make some of the most derivative art it’s not that it’s unappealing it’s just that it’s more concerned with being commercially viable than being original and there nothing wrong with that we all have our inspirations and we all need to eat, but it seems like the more they try to protect their style from AI algorithms the more they lay claim to a cultural influence that they did not create. I think the problem is all that people see when they look at art now is “style”. I have worked making copies of “masterpieces” for charity projects and have found that people don’t really understand what is going on in the paintings for instance when I was copying some of Franz Mark’s work I instinctively started out in black-and-white and then added vividly colored glazes and some of the other artists acted as though this was somehow wrong only later did find out that this is exactly how Franz Mark made these paintings . And recently I took a figure drawing class and when we did the exercises concerning contour, foreshortening ,negative space that kind of thing my results were different than everyone else’s. It wasn’t till the end of the class that I realized that everyone thought, including the teacher that I was just trying to do my own thing which couldn’t be farther from the truth. It’s just that when I made something like a gesture drawing it didn’t look like the “style” of gesture a drawing that they saw in their mind. Anyway my point is that people seem to only see the style or message of piece of art now and not see the experimental technique or unique worldview that are the backbone of true modern art.

I’m deeply in love with the symbolism behind this, at least as I interpret it. It radiates vitality and optimism! I’ll keep a close eye on your career! In my opinion, we desperately need art of this kind.

I hope you do more 'artistic diaries,' because this was glorious in its simplicity: just a man with a unique talent thinking aloud while he creates. Please do more things like this; it was delightful.

Stunning work Fen~

Hey Fen, brilliant stuff mate; it's like a combination of the early Greco/Roman aesthetic with an Art Deco revival; this is what we like to see. We here at ConservaQuote have been a fan of your work for some time, and that is why you are soon to be featured on our brand new TH-cam channel. We celebrate the voices of people who deserve recognition by promoting the independent, dissident talents of our day, (no screeching liberals or ugly modern art allowed on our channel.) 'Conserve a Quote, Conserve a Thought,' and that's what we do with our quotes channel. You can expect a high quality presentation dedicated to various quotes of yours throughout your shining career soon. Keep up the good work and look forward to hearing from you!

Can that material be put outdoors?

Stunning work, sir.

Love your sculptures man!

Share your passion for this underrated aborted period especially the vorticistss

Stalin would approve

I agree! Contemporary "art" is by NO MEANS fine art. It's more like spoiled brats who used to draw and paint in grade school are now "given" permission to masturbate in public. I am sick of it!!!

Can you share what did you use for sealing the piece? I am trying to seal plaster pieces and paint them with oil based paint afterwards. Thanks

Dada succeeded in destroying art, those are my villains. Postmodernism was captured by exactly those postmodernism was against

This is why I love carving stone, a meditative state, you put words on what I feel.

While this guy sculpts this, why is he whispering: "vortexes, power, machines of monstrous force, vital energy, electricity, nuclear armaments, furnaces, carpet bombing, live wires, spontaneous combustion, plutonium, seismic forces, spiralling vortexes, raw power" Is that some sort of eastern mantra thing?

TRUE IF BIG.

Beautifull! Hopefully I'll get to see your work in person someday.

Incredible! The attention to detail is amazing!

Yes. We lust for Strong Art. At a time where impressive monuments are being pulled down, I desire to see them rise anew.

Excellent. These pieces and your commentary feels like the heroic or energetic quality that I kind of imagined was happening during the times when masterpieces of work were created. Contrast that against what I see now, boring, draining, disorienting, low quality, vain. This however seems to be aiming upwards.

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i really recommend two extremely good contemporary sculptors from Belgium, Koenraad Tinel and Berlinde De Bruyckere, they both know how to manipulate the material to their hands, and De Bruyckere even shows her capacities on the classical fine sculpting, with hooded angels. They remain contemporary, with critical ideas, their style is variant, but true to their own, and they walk a line of technicality and expression.

I've always disliked the more angular statues ala socialist realism, but you taking it to a more platonic form of shapes and angles gives it far more depth both emotionaly and dynamically than the compromise could ever give.

Amazing. Such precision.

I don't know if you like Ayn Rand, but <The Fountainhead> is my all-time-favorite book, and I totally agree with you.

this needs to be posted as Unintentional ASMR--- im saying this as a compliment ...your thought and ideas are intellectually soothing

What app is he using with the VR to view the NFTs in the virtual gallery?

Well done! You should have millions of views- fantastic production and content. To your point there is no shock of the New in the art world and very little true craft.... part of it is economics and part of it is cultural nepotism.

Is there way we can trade the actual physical Sculpture as NFT? What if I want to hold the physical one and that becomes the value How does the digital one and the corresponding physical one go together.

South African living in Norway here. I like your work, as you say very powerful! I have been racking my brain on how to find a connection between NFT's and physical art pieces. The idea of a 3D print option alos intrigued me, but I am on the border of the technological-out-dated-generation and things are just moving too fast. I mean a minute of advancement in the It world, equates to a day or two for me to figure it out. Hopefully we'll see some type of 'NFT hedge funds' springing up, managing the IT part on behalf of physical medium artists. Maybe they could incorporate a 3D concept as well. Wish I had the knowledge to do that myself.

This is way awesome... Love it!

Could some on buy the 3-d scan and then 3d print mold and mass produce your image?

I like the breakthrough statue.

Great video sir!

Also, unlike physical work, an nft is actually easy to buy and sell usually art is seen more like a commodity and less as an investment because it's hard to sell physical art but online things are more accessible. nft's are both a commodity and an investment, and a support directly to the artist

You're such a superstar.

Due to overpopulation and dwindling resources this will become the main way the lower classes will view art, and most all visual/audio experiences. People will be in a semi-amnestied state immersed in a virtual reality world that will resemble the Matrix (aren't they already?). A night out on the town with dinner and a gallery will be only for those of means. Also education standards will be so lower caste people won't even appreciate art. They will be viewing "shoot-em-ups" & sports in their displays. Buying an art token will just be another way the wealthy will show off their position. Besties their "originals" they will have displays on their walls with NFT's. I hope it works out for the artists.

Excellent piece. The facets and abrupt angular dimensions, really bring out the form.

The bike works good on me thanks for show

great work! strikes fear in the traitors heart.

A mythos of stone and steel

Such incredible FORCE.

I do sketches Nd recently started sculpting Im really confused about digital artworks and nft stuff But maybe after some year I should give it a shot!!

I posted to Twitter.

Interesting video. It’s great for an artist like me thinking about getting into nfts.

Hey. Im feeling embraced to finally see someone on internet sharing similar ideas about today"s art world. About the importance material and spirit of hand made objects. Art is sacred, it represents our culture where we are and what do we seek for. Although Im just a student in arts gymnasium in Lithuania still am fascinated by those things and hope to get in touch with you.