Almost alive: Incredibly realistic sculptures about a happy childhood
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/almost-alive-incredibly-realistic-sculptures-about-a-happy-childhood.htmlThe works of the sculptor Angela Mia de La Vega (Angela Mia De La Vega) amaze with their realism, expressiveness and naturalness of movement. Inspired by her own children, she created an amazing series of sculptures dedicated to carefree boys and girls frolicking on the street, reading a book, spinning in a dance… And it is not surprising that these charming bronze creatures decorate not only city parks and squares, but also shopping malls, because every "child" looks so believable that it is simply impossible to pass by without paying attention.
Paying special attention to the play of chiaroscuro and careful study of the smallest details, Angela manages to create truly magnificent sculptures, looking at which you begin to doubt that they are all made of bronze. Thanks to his extraordinary talent and painstaking work, the master managed to give his creations not only the most natural poses, but also appropriate facial expressions. That is why all the figures look so lively and emotional that you want to reach out to them and feel the incredible energy coming from each of them. After all, the author not only breathed life into them, but also put his soul into them…
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