Artwork Description

This sculpture composition consisting of a family of three Beavers, together in a half circular formation, laughing together, basking in the sun, and enjoying the moment. The beaver is an emblem we’re reminded of every time we fish a nickel out of our pockets, walk past a Roots Canada store, stop to look at the Hudson’s Bay Company of Bank of Montreal coat of arms and sign up young kids to be Beaver Scouts, making this artwork very Canadian. The sculpture symbolizes the importance of family, such as relatives, friends, neighbors, or people you share a community with. The cohesiveness of the composition represents community, and also the importance of enjoying life, each other, and laughing whenever we can. Because laughter crosses over all cultural and language boundaries, it is universal in its meaning. It brings everyone together regardless of ethnicity of culture, and it reminds us that “ Life is Beautiful”.

Life Is Beautiful-SOLD

ByRudolf Sokolovski (SCULPTURES)
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Original Sculpture

Resin, Gold Leaf, Mahogany

21 x 36 x 24

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Artist Biography

Rudolf Sokolovski (SCULPTURES) Tectonika and Linear Expressionism - “The distribution of mass in space and the flow of forms and rhythmic lines to express emotion. The relationship between the visible and the invisible is equally important.” - Rudolf Sokolovski (SCULPTURES).
Rudolf Sokolovski (SCULPTURES) Tectonika and Linear Expressionism - “The distribution of mass in space and the flow of forms and rhythmic lines to express emotion. The relationship between the visible and the invisible is equally important.” - Rudolf Sokolovski (SCULPTURES).

Rudolf Sokolovski is an artist and designer living in Vancouver, Canada. Born in Odessa, Ukraine, Rudolf apprenticed under his father, internationally acclaimed artist Valeri Sokolovski, from whom he received an art education and training. The combination of his exposure to European classical art and Soviet realism at an early age, and the many years of travelling the world, studying art and culture and different styles, has led him on a path of developing his own expression that has been described as powerful, sensual and modern. His works have been featured in film, magazines, press, solo exhibitions, group exhibitions as well as international art expos.

His pieces and commissioned portraits can be found in private collections. Rudolf’s sculptures explore themes of power, inspiration, and the human form. His bronze and wood sculptures, deceptively classic in a more traditional Fine Arts aesthetic, have become at once more meditative and experimental, in a new search for artistic identity. Unmistakably sensual and elegant, these are studied works of texture and erotic shapes that emotionally engage the viewer in subtle yet memorable ways.

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