Paleolithic. Start. (2020) Sculpture by Oly Miltys
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The defenseless fetal position as if invites us into its life, offering to embody ourselves in it through an emotional image.
This is what the people of the Paleolithic period were doing. Embodying themselves in an animal, they tried to feel its spirit and study its behaviour.
By embodying ourselves in this image, we also embody ourselves in the person of that time. We experience our genetic memories of this magical connection with the world around us.
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Olga Myltseva is a contemporary sculptor based in Serbia. The main area of her work is figurative ceramics sculpture. Ceramic art attracted her by its plasticity and the possibility to work with both color and shape. Myltseva in her works loves to use the texture of materials to enhance the image. She is working in various styles, experimenting with materials, and trying different techniques when using ceramics, porcelain, glazes, gold. She is always inspired by the beauty that the fired clay can provide. For her, working with ceramics is inherently a deeply philosophical exercise; you work with a material that does not age for all eternity and at the same time is fragile like human life.
- Nationality: SERBIA
- Date of birth : 1973
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Contemporary Serbian Artists
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