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The Birth of Venus | Public Sculptures by Lucia Warck-Meister | Griffiss International Sculpture Garden and Nature Trail in Rome. Item composed of glass
The Birth of Venus | Public Sculptures by Lucia Warck-Meister | Griffiss International Sculpture Garden and Nature Trail in Rome. Item composed of glass
The Birth of Venus | Public Sculptures by Lucia Warck-Meister | Griffiss International Sculpture Garden and Nature Trail in Rome. Item composed of glass
The Birth of Venus | Public Sculptures by Lucia Warck-Meister | Griffiss International Sculpture Garden and Nature Trail in Rome. Item composed of glass
The Birth of Venus | Public Sculptures by Lucia Warck-Meister | Griffiss International Sculpture Garden and Nature Trail in Rome. Item composed of glass
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The Birth of Venus | Public Sculptures by Lucia Warck-Meister | Griffiss International Sculpture Garden and Nature Trail in Rome. Item composed of glass

Created and Sold by Lucia Warck-Meister

Lucia Warck-Meister

The Birth of Venus - Public Sculptures

Featured In Griffiss International Sculpture Garden and Nature Trail, Rome, NY

Price $200,000

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Fifteen cast glass spheres. The Birth of Venus is an installation about strength and precariousness, the locus of beauty and storm, the source of calm and turmoil.
The unusual scale is a fundamental factor of the installation. It consists of 15 translucent cast glass spheres (32”, 24” and 16” diameter).
As if originated from within the waters and later dispersed on the ground it is now ready to generate from its labile body. Its undeniable sensuality and porous boundaries give a sense of precariousness. The translucent spheres sparkle in the light of the sun activating their space and surroundings. Thus, our perception of the environment is enhanced. Their shine and apparent immateriality confer lightness and an organic quality to the group. The daylight will shift colors and reflections along with the passing weather. The Birth of Venus merges quietly with its site.

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Lucia Warck-Meister
Meet the Creator
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Lucia Warck-Meister holds an MFA from UNA University Buenos Aires. Her works have been exhibited at the Palm Beach International Biennial, Florida; Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition Bellevue, WA; Museo del Barrio, New York; Museum of the Americas, Washington DC; Point of Contact Gallery Syracuse University; Griffiss Sculpture Park, Rome, NY; Miura Museum of Art, Matsuyama City, Japan; Briggens Museum, Bergen, Norway, DUMBO Arts Festival, New York; Deutsche Bank Foundation, New York; Piedmont Biennial, Torino, Italy; National Endowment for the Arts, Buenos Aires, MAR MUSEUM, Buenos Aires; Recoleta Cultural Center, Buenos Aires, MAT Tigre Art Museum, Buenos Aires; MUMBAT, Tandil; Timoteo Navarro Museum, Tucumán, Argentina.
She is the recipient of the following awards: 2019 National Endowment for the Arts Grant; 2017, SACO6 Antofagasta, Chile; 2014, Ibermuseum Prize; 2009 Pollock-Krasner Fellowship, New York; 2007 Visiting Artist at the American Academy in Rome, Italy; in 2006 she won the First Prize at the Biennial of Sculpture in Public Spaces, Palm Beach, Florida. Lucia has been an artist in residence at Oolite, Miami; ISLA, Antofagasta, Chile; Sculpture Space, Utica, NY; School of Visual Arts: Public Art Residency, New York; CAMAC, Marnay-Sur-Seine, France; NYFA’s Mentoring Program – New York Foundation for the Arts, NY. She has been recently selected for a two-year studio residency at The Bakehouse, Miami, FL.
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