Bas-Relief is an old artistic technique, a way of sculpting figures that has less depth to the faces and figures what they actually have in reality.
You can find Bas-Relief sculptures on the walls of all kinds of buildings and temples from ancient Egypt, Rome, and Greece.
Russian artist Goga Tandashvili is an extremely talented artist, bringing scenes inspired by the natural world. His art says everything, long-tailed birds, flowers and luxurious fronds of fern, he describes amazingly. The scenes match perfectly with their surroundings, and your home décor actually becomes a beautiful piece of impressionist art.
Goga is also a painter, and we can see that in his sculptures. He draws on the wall and gives them a 3D effect by adding material on top of the lines. He brings interiors to life with vivid textures and contours.
“I use a different tool depending on the artistic problem: knives, cutters, chisels, palette knives, he told Bored Panda. “The choice of the material is also determined by the task, for the interior I work with gypsum mixtures, this is the old material that has proved itself for centuries. If there is a need to do work from bronze, granite, marble, steel and so on, then I could also do that.”
“I am primarily interested in the artistic image, and the material is secondary, although it adds character to the work. I also paint, this is my first love. I came to sculpture from painting and I’m very happy to be able to translate it into bas-reliefs.”
Scroll down below to check out Goga’s amazing art.
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