Cwetan Caczew, Organic Sculpture, Tsvetan Tsachev, 1990s, Glass

Description

Contemporary sculpture that fits into the contemporary sculpture trend. Abstract sculpture inspired by organic forms. Made in orange-turquoise colored glass. … more Contemporary sculpture that fits into the contemporary sculpture trend. Abstract sculpture inspired by organic forms. Made in orange-turquoise colored glass. Sculpture by Cwetan Caczew - Polish artist of Bulgarian origin.

The solid is expressively shaped, with bending and curling edges, strongly expanded in space. Its shape resembles organic and marine forms, it can evoke associations with water that is frozen in motion and spilling. The sculpture has air bubbles enclosed inside the structure, and even spatial channels, formed using an original technique that requires extraordinary skills and experience from the creator.

Flowing, thickened and narrowing edges, frozen as if in the process of shaping, and subtle coloring help the artist to bring out the beauty and essence of the material which is glass.

The sculpture is an example of contemporary glass style and glass designed by Henryk Albin Tomaszewski.

The sculpture is mounted on a cubic stone pedestal with a decorative surface. The perfectly composed base and the glass block complement each other in terms of color and form. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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