SCULPTURAL METAMORPHOSIS
Traumatic experiences with classical art can arise for a variety of reasons, from misunderstandings and difficulties in interpretation to feelings of inadequacy in front of great works. This experience can lead to a transition to informal art - more modern, expressive and accessible forms of creativity. In informal art, there are usually no restrictions of standards and rules, which allows you to express yourself more freely.
Scythian women are not just stone statues. They represent the wealth of cultural heritage and historical significance of ancient civilizations. These mysterious sculptures are perceived as a symbol of strength, femininity and mysticism of Scythian culture.
Scythian sculptures date back to the 6th-3rd centuries. B.C. so these are one of the oldest statues found on the expanses of our land. Their importance in the world of art and culture is difficult to overestimate. After all, Scythian women, as objects of archeology, help deepen our understanding of how ancient civilizations lived and thought. They are the key to the past, opening new horizons for research and insight into the soul of ancient times.
Scythian sculptures date back to the 6th-3rd centuries. B.C. so these are one of the oldest statues found on the expanses of our land. Their importance in the world of art and culture is difficult to overestimate. After all, Scythian women, as objects of archeology, help deepen our understanding of how ancient civilizations lived and thought. They are the key to the past, opening new horizons for research and insight into the soul of ancient times.
Today, with the help of advanced art technologies, I not only study, but also preserve, reproduce and reinterpret these amazing works. I use 3D graphics and 3D printing,
as well as classical methods and technologies to bring Scythian women to life in a new light, preserving their importance as symbols of our cultural heritage.
as well as classical methods and technologies to bring Scythian women to life in a new light, preserving their importance as symbols of our cultural heritage.
