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The Rule of Law, 2011, installation, metallic structure, modeling plasticine, copper and silver plating, printed material, metallic cables, 350x164x56cm, Co-produced by Sharjah Art Foundation, Installation view, photo by Alfredo Rubio
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The Rule of Law, 2011, installation, metallic structure, modeling plasticine, copper and silver plating, printed material, metallic cables, 350x164x56cm, Co-produced by Sharjah Art Foundation, Installation view, photo by Palamen Galabov
The Rule of Law, 2011, installation, metallic structure, modeling plasticine, copper and silver plating, printed material, metallic cables, 350x164x56cm, Co-produced by Sharjah Art Foundation, Installation view, photo by Alfredo Rubio
Project Description
This sculpture is a reproduction of an imaginary torso of a spiritual substant the homos-angelus - an angel whose anatomical skeleton resembles a multi-winged human being. Rendered with meticulous attention to detail, it presents itself as a model for a careful study of the possibility of an angel. The silver patina coating refers to traditions within Christian icon making where silver and gold were used to eliminate shadows and create a glow. The Rule of Law hangs in letters above, implying that an indivisible link exists between the dispensations of God's Providence and the sacraments of the Rule of Law.
Electroforming: Neda Saeedi, Maryam and Morteza Azizmohhamadi, Silver-plating: Kamran Karimkhan. Installation in collaboration with Neda Saeedi. Co-produced by Sharjah Art Foundation
April 2011
