Poseidon
$420.00
The sculpture ‘Poseidon’ is one of a series of sculptures representing the Greek pantheon of ancient gods. Poseidon was the god of the sea and was represented by the trident, the dolphin and the tuna. His relevance today is perhaps more or a warning to us regarding the preservation of his rich and diverse underworld kingdom, a kingdom which is under threat from pollution, overfishing and short sighted planning. The sculpture ‘Poseidon’ reflects both the richness and beauty of the ocean and the darker, evil side that is threatening the destruction of this amazing kingdom.
Artwork Info
| Dimensions | 350 × 700 cm |
|---|---|
| Artist Name | Rosemary Lugg |
| Artwork Date | 2021 |
Artist Bio
Rosemary Lugg studied Fine Art/Painting at RMIT. Her artistic career has spanned 4 decades and several continents. Besides her own art practice, Rosemary has worked in a variety of related fields including Art Education, book illustration, mural commissions and was a member of the artistic team that produced the Opening and Closing Ceremonies at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games.
Rosemary began her career working as a two dimensional artist in painting and drawing, but in more recent years has also developed her practice in sculpture using sustainable and recycled materials.
Rosemary’s work reflects her interest in the collective consciousness of society and how this consciousness often reaches across different cultures and customs, histories and mythologies, times and ages.