A selection of thoughtful ceramic sculptures of tiny faces, bodies, and symbols dipped in wax by Milica Krstić, a Serbia-based graphic design who also works with photography and plastic arts.
I have a graphic design degree but I wanted to do something with my hands, not with a computer. So three years ago I went to a studio and thought they were doing pottery, but actually, it was only sculptured they made. I gave it a try and immediately fell in love with it. This is my first series of works made from clay, wax, and wood. They represent a body of a man and all he can achieve with it and what he believes in. “Alpha” is my first sculpture that I worked on for five months. It consists of 400 male faces made of clay, dipped in white wax on a wooden circle. “Beta” is the second. Consists of about 150 human bodies in various poses, dipped in green wax. “Gama” is the third and consists about 200 symbols, dipped in black wax.
Milica Krstić
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Alpha
Beta
Gama
