Why only a torso? Classical torsos continue to be cherished. These anonymous forms date back to the beginning of Western culture. Greek and Roman sculptures were often ravaged by war and decline, smashed and cast aside by marauders, later unearthed and studied by scholars and artists. The ideal torso is universal; it’s all of us. It can represent the center of raw human emotion, or simply express the gracefulness of a pose. From the 14th century to the present day, artists and art lovers alike have been drawn to the timeless beauty of a well-sculpted torso.
Rebuild
Solid Resin Casting with Steel Elements | Height: 20 inches (50.8 cm)
Strength forged through fragmentation—Rebuild is a powerful reflection on growth, resilience, and the process of becoming whole. A male torso and fragmented thighs stand in a state of reconstruction, bound together by steel elements that serve both as structural supports and metaphors for the forces that shape us. The entire form is stabilized by a single steel rod extending from one leg, symbolizing the delicate balance between stability and transformation.
Personal evolution often occurs subtly, piece by piece, almost imperceptibly. Other times, reinvention demands a more radical approach—a breaking down before rebuilding stronger than before. This sculpture speaks to that journey, embodying both the scars of struggle and the fortitude to rise again.
A statement piece for collectors drawn to themes of resilience, identity, and personal transformation, Rebuild invites introspection. Its raw yet refined aesthetic makes it an ideal centerpiece for those who appreciate fine art that not only decorates a space but challenges and inspires.
$580.00
| Weight | 4 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 9 × 5 × 20 in |
| Size-inches | 5 x 9 x 20 |
| Year | 2022 |