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A Coloured Blue Breaking Ocean Roler Breaking Wave sculpture. Abstract Glass Waves For Indoor Display n Your Home Or Office.By the Versatile British Sculptor Daniel Rollitt who writes…..
“Based upon observations of oceanic waves. Thinking how other cultures interpret the world and share this using myths, Daniel`s aim was to anthropomorphize waves in his own way by ascribing figurative forms to waves. He was also inspired by a documentary about Kami, elemental spirits in Shinto religion.
After exploring various wave forms, he focused on the motion involved both above and below the sea`s surface. By exploring positive and negative space he incorporated the figures into the material of water itself suggesting it is comprised of them, similar to Frederick Hart’s work Order Out Of Chaos on the Western Facade of the National Cathedral in Washington DC.
Different perspectives as well as the depth of glass reveals and conceals the spirits questioning their existence. The figures become caught up in the swirling motion losing all control.
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Sea Spirits II
by Daniel Rollitt
Edition: 1
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I previously taught myself photography whilst working and visited sculpture gardens in my spare time. I entered local, national, and…
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