The Hebrew Word for Family and Dancers
Steel
20x29x9in
$7,880
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International Exposure
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About this artwork
- Medium
- Steel Without Stand
- Dimensions
- Length: 9in, Height: 13in, Depth: 4in
This symbol pronounced Ek Onkar is the symbol that is used to represents the "One Supreme Reality" or "One God." This is the symbol that appears at the beginning of the Guru Granth Sahib. It's the icon that starts the holy text which was first written by Guru Nanak.
This fundamental teaching of Sikhism is that there is only "one Essence" or "one reality" that sustains all; this is paramount to the understanding of Sikh beliefs.
How this Sculpture… is Made:
A hand drawing of the design is digitized and then laser cut from a metal plate. The laser cut parts are then assembled and welded together.
A first powder painted color is applied and baked on to the sculpture. Then each additional color has a masks cut and then the powder paint is individually baked in an oven for each color. This sculpture is a 3 color powder painted sculpture.
The unique name plate on the bottom of the sculpture is laser engraved on the nameplate and assembled in a base frame.
This fundamental teaching of Sikhism is that there is only "one Essence" or "one reality" that sustains all; this is paramount to the understanding of Sikh beliefs.
How this Sculpture… is Made:
A hand drawing of the design is digitized and then laser cut from a metal plate. The laser cut parts are then assembled and welded together.
A first powder painted color is applied and baked on to the sculpture. Then each additional color has a masks cut and then the powder paint is individually baked in an oven for each color. This sculpture is a 3 color powder painted sculpture.
The unique name plate on the bottom of the sculpture is laser engraved on the nameplate and assembled in a base frame.
About the creator
Joyce Steinfeld
United States
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Solo shows participant
- Works on commission
« My life and art is a continual journey of exploration and when I think I have arrived, I become aware that it is just the beginning of something new to learn. »
Joyce Steinfeld is an experienced printmaker and sculptor based in the United States whose works have been exhibited nationally and in Israel. Creating intuitively, she describes her shapes as being a language in their own right, as they communicate feelings, ideas, and sensations that are beyond words. Steinfeld's distinctive pieces are translated through fabricated steel, aluminum, bronze, and resin.
Other Artworks by Joyce Steinfeld
Ek Onkar with Bird - Sikh Symbol for One
Joyce Steinfeld
$3,530
