15 000.00 zł
| Year | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Medium | serpentinite |
| Dimensions | 12 x 6 x 20 cm |
| Reference | BEA |
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“Little Dreams” is a subtle yet dynamic sculpture by Beata Czapska, portraying a pair of running wolves carved from serpentinite. Known for her deep sensitivity to animal form, Czapska distills the movement into its purest essence — the long stretch of the body, the rhythm of the limbs, the elasticity of the run.
Rather than focusing on realistic detail, the artist captures the energy line of the wolves: their alertness, freedom, instinct and effortless grace. The natural textures and tonal transitions of serpentinite enhance the sculpture’s organic character and sense of inner luminosity.
“Little Dreams” speaks about wildness, harmony and companionship — two wolves running in the same direction, as if sharing the same dream.
Beata Czapska is an internationally known and respected sculptor. Now, after numerous group and solo exhibitions in Poland and France, her works are contributing to the collections of both private and public collections, including musel collections, in such far-flung corners of the world as the USA, Great Britain, Belgium, Germany, France, Poland, Hungary, Israel, Luxembourg, Egypt, Morocco and China. He is a member of the French Association of Artists and Visual Artists “Maison des Artistes” and the Polish Association of Visual Artists.He lives and lives in Paris.
