Mirror Figurative Sculptures

Maeve Eichelberger is a Colorado native, capturing both urban and rural lifestyles in her artwork. Passionate about collage, Maeve specializes in a new form of 3 dimensional collage....

The artworks of 2031 series bring up the subject of epochs clash and the search for balance in a modern technological world. Symbolic accents in this series are even more contrasting...

In the Cult series, the key plot is the clash of two human paradigms. On one side - conscious and independent Human, with unlimited potential for development and evolution, on the ot...

In the Cult series, the key plot is the clash of two human paradigms. On one side - conscious and independent Human, with unlimited potential for development and evolution, on the ot...

Born in 1980 in Sainte-Émelie de l’Énergie, Karine Giboulo lives and works in Montreal. Since early 2000, she has been creating work in a variety of media from paintings and works on...

In recent years, Eric Lamontagne has been interested in questions like perception, illusion and our relation to the invisible, through the development of works that blur the boundari...

Artist: Jeff Koons, American (1954 - ) Title: Balloon Dog (Yellow) Year: 2015 Medium: Porcelain with Mirror Finish, signed and numbered verso Edition: 2300 Size: 10.5 x 10.5 x 5 in. ...

Quiéreme Duro (Love Me Hard)- Purple 38" x 96" x 4" Plexiglass, Mirror, LED 2015 _______________________ Quiéreme duro - Love Me Hard, Purple. (2015) is a large scale color reflective Plexiglas back neon-lit mirrored piece of giant fruits...

"Love me Tender/Quiereme Suavecito" 39" x 41" x 4" Plexiglass, mirror, LED 2016 ___________________ "Love Me Tender/ Quiéreme Suavecito", 2016 is a...

Exterior: Gold Mirror Polished Stainless Steel / Interior: Mirror Polished Aluminum. Console weight approximately 600 pounds. The Versailles Collection renders homage to one of the ...

"Sampler I" is an original mosaic by Isaiah Zagar measuring 29in x 17in. This piece ships in the pictured wooden frame. Isaiah Zagar is an award-winning mosaic mural artist whose...

The mind is both organized and disorderly, linking thoughts and experiences unconnected within reality. It is unstable; memories are misplaced, sometimes forgotten, trapped in storage next to the illuminated, while others are never processed. This temporal structure is built up and destroyed within a lifetime, unique and never wholly accessible. My inspiration came from my own childhood understandings of how memories functioned. I imagined that the mind resembled a large filing room that required recurrent visits in order to maintain information’s availability. If memories were placed in a room and not accessed often enough, an individual could potentially forget the existence of an entire room and its memories. In order to prevent this loss, I regularly practiced “memory cleaning” days throughout my life, systematically revisiting important “files” and allowing me to retain some memories from as young as two years old. This piece is meant to be an impetus for viewers to further meditate and consider their minds and memories in relation to their understandings, their motivations, their fears, and their habits and question what they have remembered and forgotten, neglected, tried to forget, and what has become overwhelming, obsessive, and perhaps even relevant. Erika Dueck is a visual artist from Manitoba who finished her BFA (Honours) at the University of Manitoba in 2013 and is currently an MFA candidate at the University of Guelph. Her work has received several awards, including the National Winner of the BMO 1st Art! Invitational Student Art Competition, and recognition as one of eleven winners in the UNESCO Chair...