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Le masque de Camille
Irina Shark
Sculpture - 26 x 13 x 16 cm Sculpture - 10.2 x 5.1 x 6.3 inch
$5,352
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Biography
Irina Shark is a Franco-Russian sculptor who was born in Leipzig, Germany, in 1982. A finalist in several international competitions including FACE, she is also the winner of the Alain Brugnon prize from the Taylor Foundation.
Self-taught, she began to sculpt in 2011 in Hong Kong, a city where she worked as a translator and a teacher for many years. She later relocated to Florence to focus on sculpture. Her time here, sharing a studio with fellow sculptors and rubbing shoulders with other artists, encouraged reflection on her personal work and vision.
"Her sculptures show great virtuosity, portraying a range of feelings inspired by reality and realised through her own interpretation. Appearing frozen in time, they capture the emotion behind an expression, the singularity of a face, an intense gesture caught in the blink of an eye.
Casting her sharp and curious gaze on our world, Irina's work reflects her own inner world, a world which tries to understand and express the essence of things, to go towards 'the truth'."
Fanny Revault