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From the Ashes (2020) Sculpture by Yuliia Khovbosha

Sculpture - Polymer clay, 9.8x4.3 in
$514
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  • Dimensions Height 9.8in, Width 4.3in / 2.00 kg
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  • Categories Nature
The work was created under the impression of devastating fires Australia faced in late 2019 - early 2020. The losses of bio-diversity were huge. However, I strongly believe that nature is more enduring than we can suppose. It will rise from the ashes, we just must be ive more than ever. People have to understand that nothing is more important [...]
The work was created under the impression of devastating fires Australia faced in late 2019 - early 2020. The losses of bio-diversity were huge. However, I strongly believe that nature is more enduring than we can suppose. It will rise from the ashes, we just must be ive more than ever. People have to understand that nothing is more important than nature. Just , if we continue killing our planet, one day our planet will kill us. Every detail, leaf, mushroom, stamen, or sepal in my artwork is sculpted from scratch. I’ve perfected over a hundred plant species through years of practice. I work with various materials – polymer clay, ceramics, air-dry clay, metal clays, and papier-mâché – sometimes combining them. I create unique tools or bend established techniques and norms for a hyper-realistic touch. My art’s essence is studying and recreating, not just the final sculpture. I've sculpted this mushroom sculpture using a real burned log as a reminder that nature always strives and manages to be reborn even after the most terrible fires and disasters.

Materials: polymer clay, air-dry clay, resin, real burned wood stump

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Burned Wood Stump

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Yuliia Khovbosha is a Canadian-based sculptor born in Central Ukraine in 1989. She moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 2023 due to war in her homeland and a threat to her life. Yuliia turned to sculpture to unveil [...]

Yuliia Khovbosha is a Canadian-based sculptor born in Central Ukraine in 1989. She moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 2023 due to war in her homeland and a threat to her life. Yuliia turned to sculpture to unveil art’s multifaceted nature without being confined to a single plane of perception.

Inspired by nature’s subtleties, she explores human-nature connections and the world’s complexity. Beyond environmental concerns, the artist addresses personal themes like gender equality and wartime struggles, having experienced forced immigration from Ukraine. Meticulously crafting over a hundred plant species and expanding into the animal realm, she uses diverse materials to create realism through unique techniques.

After graduating with a Bachelor of Audiovisual Arts (Kyiv International University) in 2010, Yuliia worked as a TV director for several years. Starting with creating high-realistic polymer clay flowers in 2014, Yuliia Khovbosha moved to more intricate sculptures. To express her vision, she constantly searches for new materials and even develops her exclusive tools.

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