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Aurora Borealis (2023) Sculpture by Hitesh Gilder
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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind)
Sculpture,
Acrylic
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Stainless Steel
on Canvas
- Dimensions Height 62.5in, Width 17in / 5.00 kg
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Fit for outdoor? Yes, This artwork can be displayed outdoor
- Categories Sculptures under $5,000 Figurative Abstract
Hitesh Gilder is a versatile individual with a wide range of talents, having established himself in the domains of business, art, and entrepreneurship. His inclination towards the world of design has led him to explore the realm of art, where he has created a plethora of captivating pieces that resonate with his audiences. With a wealth of experience in metal casting and the usage of various metals through his hardware business, Hitesh has been able to leverage his expertise to excel in the niche of sculpting. Given his proficiency in the field, it was a natural progression for him to explore this art form.
Hitesh possesses an ardent passion for the craft of working with stainless steel, which he perceives as a challenging medium to master. Nevertheless, he finds the luster and finish of the metal to be unparalleled. Despite his initial foray into sculpting, he has since transitioned to painting with a distinctive twist. The hallmark of his style lies in the incorporation of stainless steel into his works, which imparts a modern aesthetic that is truly exceptional. His artwork typically comprises of large, textured paintings that are elegantly balanced with sensuously curved stainless steel appliques, resulting in a breathtaking visual experience.
Alongside his paintings, Hitesh has gained considerable recognition for his 3D pop art sculptures that feature a fusion of various comic book and pop culture icons, seamlessly amalgamated into a perfect harmony. One of his noteworthy creations pays homage to the rich history of The New Yorker, presented in a dynamic pop collage format.
Hitesh attributes his artistic freedom to his upbringing in Mumbai, a metropolis located in close proximity to the sea, which offers infinite inspiration from nature. He firmly believes that nature, due to its perpetual state of change and versatility, serves as the ultimate source of inspiration. As such, his artwork exalts the fluidity of organic forms, natural shapes, and curves.
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Nationality:
INDIA
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Represented by a Gallery,
- Groups: Contemporary Indian Artists Artists presented by a gallery
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