Sculpture titled "Stolen spring" by Koshmak, Original Artwork, Polymer clay

Stolen spring (2022) Sculpture by Koshmak

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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind) Sculpture, Polymer clay / Clay / Wood

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One of a kind (OOAK / Original Artwork)

One-of-a-kind works of art are also known as “OOAK” artworks. This means that every work of art is unique and there will never be another identical one.
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Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
Fit for outdoor? No, This artwork can not be displayed outdoor
Categories Pop Art Flower

Red-haired boy in suit, one of the twins. You can see the full story of its creation in my Instagram. Molded parts: the head, neck, shins and part of the arms are molded from apoxie sculpt, the rest of the body is textile stuffed with sawdust. Decorated with pastels, eyeshadows and watercolour, covered with acrylic varnish. Clothes are[...]

Koshmak

Germany

Kateryna Oshchepkova is a Ukrainian doll artist, currently rooted in the vibrant city of Berlin. For Oshchepkova, dolls transcend mere creations; they serve as vessels for her emotions,[...]

Kateryna Oshchepkova is a Ukrainian doll artist, currently rooted in the vibrant city of Berlin. For Oshchepkova, dolls transcend mere creations; they serve as vessels for her emotions, a means of expression through which she paints the canvas of her inner world and the external landscapes that surround her. With each doll, she weaves threads of her being, offering a glimpse into her unique perspective of life.

The name "Koshmak" carries a profound significance in her journey—an homage to her great-grandfather's lineage, originating from Kyiv. The legacy of her ancestors, woven into the surname, speaks of a history that traverses time and space. Through her artistry, she pays homage to this heritage, embracing the moniker "Koshmak" as a tribute to the memories and stories that echo through the generations.

From the heart of Berlin, Kateryna Oshchepkova pours her soul into each doll she creates, inviting viewers to step into her world and experience life as she perceives it. Through delicate craftsmanship and a keen eye for detail, her dolls serve as intricate reflections of her artistic journey, infused with the essence of both her personal narrative and the rich tapestry of her ancestry.