Prelude
Year: 2017
Bronze on white Ceasarstone plinth
Dimensions: 31cm x 10cm x 6.5cm (including white Ceasarstone plinth)
Mass: 2.4kg
Selling Price: R14 500
“Often we are unaware that we already have the ‘big apple’ and mistakenly covet the smaller apples out of our reach.” MM
A prelude is something that comes before an important event or action that' introduces or prepares' for it... whether it be a piece of music or life itself. We already have all we need within and there is no need to look any further 'for more' - here the chameleon is already on the bigger apple, yet still looks at the smaller...
Apples are a recurring theme in my work - they are a really cool symbol and date back to ancient Greek times when symbolically, an apple was connected to the emotions of the heart.
They conjure up feelings of temptation, of childhood; of fairy stories, of risk and of choices.
Chameleons too, weave their way into my work very often. chameleons represent dual energies that make up the individual: Light and dark, masculine and feminine. They imply transition, change, adaption, camouflage and self-preservation. These beautiful creatures coupled with apples make sense to me.
Apples and chameleons complement my conceptual journeys and ideas.
Also available with red apples!
Customized Chromed Edition
Pieces are available at:
(Click on the names below to link you to the galleries' websites)
Julie Miller African Contemporary - Randburg
The Candice Berman Gallery - Johannesburg
The Showroom Art Gallery - Pretoria
Art@Africa Galleries – V&A Waterfront in Cape Town and Franschhoek
Fine Art Africa Gallery - Hout Bay, Cape Town
Gallop Hill Gallery - Plettenberg Bay and Hermanus, Western Cape
Art@Cornerstone - Hoekville, Western Cape
St Francis Bay Gallery - St Francis Bay, Eastern Cape
Riverbend Art & Wine Gallery - KZN Southbroom
Pencil Art Foundation - Umhlanga, KZN
The Gallery Lifestyle, Ballito, KZN
The Platform Art Gallery - Lions River, KZN Midlands
Annemarie Durnez Interior Designer & Gallery- Belgium
All quality castings by:
Bronz Editions - Western Cape
&
Pro Art Bronze Foundry - White River, Mpumalanga
Chroming by:
Coating Graphics - Centurion, Gauteng