Spanish artist Gerard Mas, who is currently based in Barcelona, creates humorous marble sculptures that combine quirky, cheeky attitude of modern day culture with reserved behavioral traits of Renaissance era.
Sculptor shows elegant 15th-century ladies picking their noses, chewing gum and blowing bubbles, or using headsets while talking on the phone. "I thought about the millions of attitudes and situations that old artworks couldn't capture because they were simply inappropriate for a lady in the 15th century," Mas says. "I decided to try to do it in an old media and style. It was something like an invented old art. After that, the anachronisms came and pop elements, too, as a natural evolution."
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Next on our tour is "Girl About to Slapped into Next Week by Mother"
"Look at that focus." "I know - she's been training for this one event since she was seven." "Difficulty level of Five..." "And here she goes, into the build-up ..." "Whoa; she's done it! A Double-inverse Deep-gouge with Final Flick! What a performance!"
Dear Hidreley: in the short time since I am here at BP, I already came to the conclusion that you're one of the, if not THE, best content-providers here. Your posts never disappoint, really. Keep on the good work, matey!
Boy oh boy this sculptor talented. The colours are amazing, they all look incredibly realistic
You guys have to go on his Instagram. He's got some amazing work not shown here, including wood sculptures and cast sculptures. https://www.instagram.com/gerard_mas/
Dear Hidreley: in the short time since I am here at BP, I already came to the conclusion that you're one of the, if not THE, best content-providers here. Your posts never disappoint, really. Keep on the good work, matey!
Boy oh boy this sculptor talented. The colours are amazing, they all look incredibly realistic
You guys have to go on his Instagram. He's got some amazing work not shown here, including wood sculptures and cast sculptures. https://www.instagram.com/gerard_mas/