infinity

<p>♾️ Artist: <a href="/tags/sweetdamagecrew/" rel="tag">#SweetDamageCrew</a> + <a href="/tags/feliciasimion/" rel="tag">#FeliciaSimion</a> in City: <a href="/tags/bucharest/" rel="tag">#Bucharest</a> /10 Eremia Grigorescu (Point Restaurant) / Romania 🇷🇴 09/2024 - Title: "Homage to Brâncuși" (📷 by "Point" ) - <a href="/tags/art/" rel="tag">#Art</a> <a href="/tags/streetart/" rel="tag">#Streetart</a> <a href="/tags/mural/" rel="tag">#Mural</a> <a href="/tags/artist/" rel="tag">#Artist</a> <a href="/tags/infinity/" rel="tag">#Infinity</a> <a href="/tags/constantinbrâncuși/" rel="tag">#ConstantinBrâncuși</a></p>

Streetartwall. On the outside wall of a single-storey beige building ("Point" a Restaurant and Place for contemporary arts) is an impressive mural of a woman with a long plait of hair. It is painted in black, gray and white. The woman's upper body can be seen from behind. She is wearing a black cloak and a very long gray braid of hair that is artfully twisted and tapers towards the bottom. A large stele is painted next to her, also pointing upwards in waves. The stele is a symbol of infinity. Minimalist, enigmatic and beautiful.
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The mural is inspired by a painting by the artist Felicia Simion, "Homage to Brâncuși". It symbolizes infinity, a metaphor for boundless creativity and for the connections that arise through different artistic approaches. Constantin Brâncuși was a Romanian-French modernist sculptor. His sculpture "Column of Infinity" is part of the trilogy of the monumental ensemble of Târgu Jiu, UNESCO

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