Paul Baliker
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kaveryЭта деревянная скульптура сделана из выброшенного морем на берег дерева. Художник хотел показать, как все в мире взаимозсвязанно, и что жизнь на земле находится в руках человека.
The Wonderful Art of Paul Baliker
'A call to action': The vast sculpture carved from DRIFTWOOD with a message about how man holds the world's fate his hands
Sculptor Paul Baliker, 59, spent six months crafting his 13ft by 13ft masterpiece
It is made entirely from cedar driftwood collected around the Gulf of Mexico
Teeming with wildlife like deer, giraffes, monkeys and dolphins, this sculpture bursts with the beauty of the natural world.
At the centre, inexorably linked to each constituent part, is a man. He holds a globe in his hand to represent our dominant species’ unique duties as custodians of the planet.
Crafted entirely from driftwood, the vast, thought-provoking masterpiece was created by sculptor Paul Baliker, 59, who describes it as a ‘call to action’.
The Wonderful Art of Paul Baliker
'A call to action': The vast sculpture carved from DRIFTWOOD with a message about how man holds the world's fate his hands
Sculptor Paul Baliker, 59, spent six months crafting his 13ft by 13ft masterpiece
It is made entirely from cedar driftwood collected around the Gulf of Mexico
Teeming with wildlife like deer, giraffes, monkeys and dolphins, this sculpture bursts with the beauty of the natural world.
At the centre, inexorably linked to each constituent part, is a man. He holds a globe in his hand to represent our dominant species’ unique duties as custodians of the planet.
Crafted entirely from driftwood, the vast, thought-provoking masterpiece was created by sculptor Paul Baliker, 59, who describes it as a ‘call to action’.
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