Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Mongolian
Mongolian (standing position) by Shen HongBiao, 2009
Rue Soufflot
Quartier de la Sorbonne, 5th arrondissement
Paris, July 2014
“The statue is a gift to the Sorbonne, and once which expresses my feelings of gratitude towards the institution. The work represents a Mongolian wrestler, who stands at the edge of the Mongolian Steppe. I try to represent an interior force in my sculptures. The materials which I employ in my works are often very hard – like steel, iron, bronze and stone. The interior force of the sculpture is soft, like water. It extends up to the exterior, whilst the force of the exterior pushes inward: the two forces press against one another. This large piece is a response to the Mongolian Steppe. My art acts as a witness to my life.” (Hong-Biao Shen’s naked giant, Art Media Agency)
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2 comments:
Wo, he has had too much Mongolian grill.
I see a stunning representation of a superb athlete!!
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