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Bronze “Someone, there” (2024) Sculpture by Dennis Josef Meseg
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Limited Edition (#1/7)
Sculpture,
Bronze
on Metal
- Dimensions Height 15.8in, Width 31.5in / 32.00 kg
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Fit for outdoor? No, This artwork can not be displayed outdoor
- Categories Sculptures under $20,000 Figurative Boat
Das Besondere an diesem Kunstwerk liegt jedoch in der Mitte, zwischen der zweiten und dritten Welle. Hier befindet sich ein Segelschiff, das im Gegensatz zu den Wellen nicht patiniert ist, sondern hochglanzvergoldet wurde. Diese Kontrastierung zwischen dem glänzenden Schiff und den blau patinierten Wellen erzeugt eine tiefgründige Symbolik.
Das Segelschiff symbolisiert die Reise des Menschen durch das Leben. Es steht für Abenteuer, Entdeckungen und die Suche nach einem Ziel. Die Wellen hingegen repräsentieren die Herausforderungen und Hindernisse, die uns auf dieser Reise begegnen. Die Wahl des Materials, Bronze, verleiht dem Kunstwerk eine zeitlose Qualität und erinnert uns daran, dass das Leben selbst ein fortwährender Prozess der Veränderung und Metamorphose ist.
Die Vergoldung des Segelschiffs hebt es von den Wellen ab und betont seine Bedeutung und Präsenz. Es wird zu einem leuchtenden Symbol der Hoffnung und des Potenzials, das uns auf unserer Reise begleitet. Es erinnert uns daran, dass wir, selbst in schwierigen Zeiten, die Möglichkeit haben, unsere Träume zu verfolgen und unsere Ziele zu erreichen.
Die Größe des Kunstwerks, 80cm x 40cm x 13cm, ermöglicht es dem Betrachter, sich in die Details und Nuancen der Komposition zu vertiefen. Es lädt dazu ein, die verschiedenen Elemente zu erforschen und die metaphorische Bedeutung hinter dem Arrangement zu entdecken.
Insgesamt ist das Kunstwerk “Someone, there” von Dennis Josef Meseg eine tiefgründige Reflexion über das menschliche Streben nach Erfüllung und die Herausforderungen, die uns auf diesem Weg begegnen. Es erinnert uns daran, dass wir uns in einem ständigen Fluss von Veränderungen befinden und dass wir die Kraft haben, unsere Ziele zu erreichen, selbst wenn wir mit Schwierigkeiten konfrontiert sind.
Die Arbeit wurde im Wachsausschmelzverfahren gegossen. Anschließend wurden das Segelschiff und die Wellen von Hand poliert. Die Wellen wurden zusätzlich patiniert und das Segelschiff wurde hochwertig mit 999er Echtgold von einem Juwelier vergoldet.
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Dennis Josef Meseg is a contemporary German artist whose passion for the diverse facets of the world, encompassing people, animals, and nature, serves as the driving force behind his artistic endeavors. Meseg's approach to creating installations is distinct, rooted not in the pursuit of easy commercial appeal due to their aesthetic beauty, but rather in their capacity to convey enduring and socially critical messages.
Motivated by a desire to directly engage audiences with topics that often linger at a distance or remain abstract, Meseg's art addresses issues such as consumption, the environment, war, pandemics, and the hidden costs of prosperity. Through his installations, he seeks to prompt meaningful conversations and draw attention to shared concerns that impact us all.
Meseg's art serves as a powerful means to connect with people, providing a platform to engage them in dialogue and raise awareness about critical issues. The artist's dedication to initiating conversations is reflected in the overwhelmingly positive responses to his installations. Notably, his Corona memorial piece titled "It is like it is" received acclaim and was honored with the CREO Prize in 2021.
Continuing his impactful artistic journey, Meseg's current installation, "Broken 1.4 | Broken/(Un)Broken," sheds light on the global suffering endured by oppressed, tortured, and often fatally victimized women and girls. The resonance and positive reception of his work stand as both motivation and confirmation that Meseg is making a meaningful difference with his art, inspiring change and fostering awareness in the world around him.
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Nationality:
GERMANY
- Date of birth : 1979
- Artistic domains: Works by artists with a certified artist value, Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Certified Artists Professional Artist Contemporary German Artists
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