Dance Movement
76cm
Bronze, patina with polished details
76 cm
Limited edition of 10
Dance Movement 1 and 3 pictured
Available as a set or individually
Interior sculpture
Price, availability and freight on request. 0451 331 333 · sculpture@artpark.com.au
Delivered and installed in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Australia-wide. Plinths and bases · Commission a size or finish
About the work
Knees lifted, bodies arched, heads opened into polished loops, two figures pull the rhythm of a dance into a few drawn lines of bronze. The dark patina makes every curve read like a stroke of ink, and the gold glints at heel and crown catch the light as they move.
At 76 cm they suit a sideboard, console, plinth or shelf. Dance Movement 1 and 3 are pictured and are available as a pair or individually. Limited edition of 10.
About Larissa Smagarinsky
Artist Sculptor
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Larissa Smagarinsky is a Russian born artist who obtained her masters degree in architectural and decorative sculpture in St. Petersburg before relocating to Australia in 1982. Working primarily in bronze, recurring themes in her work are love and the human body. Her works aim to distract the viewer from the painful narratives of our fast paced media and to invite her audience to relax for a moment within the tranquility of her forms. Smagarinsky is unique among sculptors in having been honoured by two solo exhibitions at the Sydney Opera House.
Smagarinsky has been commissioned to create fifteen public sculptures in Australia and eight overseas. She has presented eleven solo exhibitions and been featured as part of numerous group shows. She is represented internationally, in Russia, Switzerland, and the USA.
Additional Larissa Smagarinsky work is available through our sister gallery, SOHO Galleries — view the full collection at https://www.sohogalleries.net/australian-sculptors/smagarinsky-larissa/
Smagarinsky specialises in monumental public works, landmark sculptures and busts, and since arriving in Australia has developed both semi-figurative and abstract forms.
