Enigma

ENIGMA 23"H x 7"W x 6"D, White translucent alabaster, black matte Micarta base with recessed ball bearing swivel mechanism Enigma is a piece that demonstrates the artists' roots as a sculptor, influenced by Arp, Brancusi and Moore. The piece is a complex combination of form that conveys a sense of organic movement. The translucent quality of the stone enables viewers to grasp the depth of the stone in contrast the movement of the surface, producing a powerful visual effect. Best viewed as a video it can be seen in detail: https://www.robertirwinwolf.com/fine-art-sculpture#/enigma

Bio
Robert Irwin Wolf is a fine art photographer and sculptor, trained at Pratt Institute and currently living in New York City. His sculpture are contemporary, abstract forms hand made in a variety of stone and wood. His photography integrates his interest in people with interesting environments from his international travel. His work has been exhibited and published internationally.