Mar 16
Molecular Dialectic
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Molecular Dialectic
Simon Goritschnig
A graceful bas-relief of a jumping feline, created to bring an inspiration and an atmosphere into your space. The wooden base is hand-painted with acrylics, while the jumping figure is hand-sculpted and cast by me. Each piece from The Jumping Cats series is one of a kind, carrying its own meaning and story. This is a project from way back in 2021 that received an unexpected continuation in 2026 (I’ll show it to you after the weekend). In the meantime, you can take a look at the concepts for some of my similar ideas.
By the way, the green cat is looking for a home. You can find him here.
The Ishtar Gate in the Pergamon Museum in Berlin.
day 3/100 of productivity!
today my teacher for law wasn’t in so i spent most of the day working on my final peice for art, i’m making a low relief of my friends shoes out of wood and up-cycled clothes.
my coursework for art is due very soon so i need to keep going with it ! even though it’s hard.
what do you like most about art? have a good day everyone ★
Depiction of a “winged genius” kneeling before the Sacred Tree, made during the reign of the Neo-Assyrian emperor Ashurnasirpal II (9th century BCE), from the Northwest Palace of Nimrud. Housed at the Vatican Museum, Vatican City
Vietnam and Cambodia 2012 - Detail from the Bayon Temple in Angkor Thom. These dancers (female?) are not “pretty” to me, but you have to admire the artistry in their depiction in this bas relief