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LOCULE SCULPTURE X
The Locule Sculpture X is like a falling matte-black tarpaulin over the rounded and reaching stones of an island beach. Its ovoid structure and balancing on its edge, it captures what feels like motion suspended in air.
Syros-born artist Yiorgos Trichas shapes each contour like a child pressing against leaves. Light grazes the matte skin, revealing subtle curves and shifts in form.
This sculpture has the artificiality of a dream remembered, a a dark liquid form commanding presence in any space. Locule Sculpture X is both restrained and monumental.
Yiorgos Trichas’ (b. 1982, Athens, Greece) journey starts in Syros where he was brought up.
Syros offered him a unique sense of freedom and a deep appreciation of art as an essential part of the quotidian. It is the memory of that place that brings him back to his raw state; it reminds him of who he is and who he wants to be.
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It is there that he draws his inspiration from; the Cycladic light streaming in through the shutters, the smell of bare earth, the pastel hues, the neoclassical architecture.
As a speech therapist, Trichas gets daily reminders that in life, there is plenty of room to change and reshape, once you bring something back to its unprocessed, unrefined state and resculpt it.
The making of ceramics is no different; the creator imagines, handles, manipulates, sculpts, withdraws and ponders the result.
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This sculpture is handmade and prone to damage. Handle with care. Keep out of the reach of children. If displaying on a high surface, ensure stability to avoid accidental breakage. To clean, a soft cloth or duster may be used.
