Minoan Serpent Queen, Minoslu (2023) Sculpture by Aslan Selçuk Arık

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  • Original Artwork (One Of A Kind) Sculpture, Metals on Metal
  • Dimensions Height 15in, Width 9.8in / 7.00 kg
  • Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
  • Fit for outdoor? No, This artwork can not be displayed outdoor
  • Categories Figurative Dark Fantasy
“He watched to regenerate, priest snakes. Weren’t they the ones who were adept at throwing away the past. He wanted to learn this magic. The answer was Domination. He did not hesitate to touch it, the priest seized the snakes. The priest spoke one of the snakes, one fell silent, and then rewarded this courage with his teeth. Now, the protector of Crete;[...]
“He watched to regenerate, priest snakes. Weren’t they the ones who were adept at throwing away the past. He wanted to learn this magic. The answer was Domination. He did not hesitate to touch it, the priest seized the snakes. The priest spoke one of the snakes, one fell silent, and then rewarded this courage with his teeth. Now, the protector of Crete; Queen of snakes.”

The work, which holds a snake in both hands, was inspired by the figurines of the Minoan civilization that lived in Crete. The idea of ​​holding two snakes in the hand of the work is repeated faithfully to the original work.
The snake symbolizes renewal in the ancient world. The mask on the figure’s face is a snake tooth stylization. The tooth expresses that a power is given to the figure by the snakes. The pose depicts a confident and courageous woman. The expression walking is given to indicate that the character has the power to act.

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MinoanCreteMythologyTurkishartMetalart

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Born in 1987 in Eskişehir, Participated in  the Accademia di Bella Arti Di Palermo school in Palermo, Italy in 2011. He graduated from Anadolu University Fine Arts Sculpture Department in 2012 as an honor student.[...]

Born in 1987 in Eskişehir, Participated in  the Accademia di Bella Arti Di Palermo school in Palermo, Italy in 2011. He graduated from Anadolu University Fine Arts Sculpture Department in 2012 as an honor student. In 2013, Küçük Kumla Tankut Öktem worked as a museum supervisor at the museum house. Later on, he continued to work as an assistant to Sculptor Ertuğ Atlı. During this time, he worked on the Nilüfer Atatürk Monument and Nilüfer Poetry Tower projects for the Bursa Nilüfer municipality. The artist, who entered the Master's Program at Anadolu University Fine Arts Institute in 2017, graduated in 2021 with his thesis named "Symbolic expression forms in ancient Egyptian sculpture art". During this period, a joint project with Eskişehir Tepebaşı Municipality
He worked as a team leader in art projects under the name of Artcolony.
With his figurative works, he tries to reflect the emotional changes that people experience in their inner world, to the human body, by determining a transcendent moment to describe these emotions in their figures, and concentrates on conveying them to the audience with a symbolic narrative.
The artist continues to produce mainly metal sculptures in his workshop in Eskişehir.

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