Sculptures

This is a slideshow with some of Yanni Souvatzoglou's sculptures. Below the slideshow you can read the descriptions of selected sculptures. All of our sculptures have a certificate of authenticity. You can also view some of his older sculptures at the bottom of this page.

Descriptions

Three Graces

This sculpture portrays three ladies, who are about to spare thoughts. When this takes place, each one of them can turn around and discover who s ahead of her with more confidence. In this way the artist wants to tell us, how important it is for is to compare notes, in fact being surrounded by friends can be very therapeutic.

Eternal Leap

The eternal leap concerns somebody who wants to go beyond his usual limits.

Maestro

We are all conductors in a wider sense, since we conduct our life’s and when those we conduct respond to us in crystal clear manner, then we embrace them.

Trojan Horse

The human legs show the cooperate purpose behind every venture. We never see the cooperate leader. However we see the associates faithfully caring out the plan. Man and woman act as symbol of eternity. The head of the horse is a symbol of power and the glass elements indicates a fragile situation

Dancing In The Sun

Those dances were difficult to perform. That’s why the dancers had to hold each other, in life itself in order not to stumble; we have to trust one another.

Demeter (Ancient Greek Goddess)

This sculpture is named Demeter according to the goddess of the Greek mythology. She was responsible for the growth of the plants and the fertility of the grounds. Through this sculpture, the artist emphasizes upon thinking while we consider the elements of nature always present surrounding our existence. The goodness here seems to be holding her head. This indicates deep thinking of  how she is going to handle the crops of the new season this principle applies to all of us . While this happening her body seems to be bending like the wheat which is blown by the wind. This flexibility can also apply to all of us and shows us what a great institutions nature be. It tells us in very simple ways how we can handle our lives just by being flexible  and using the power of our thoughts.

Older Sculptures

These are some of Yanni Souvatzoglou's first sculptures and they show the continuous progress of his art.

 

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Thank you very much we have received our purchase and are ecstatic with it!!!  My husband loved his surprise for his office and I tried to the best of my knowledge to explain your thought in making the sculpture.  If you ever get a chance to email through the description it would be very much appreciated.

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