When we think of three-dimensional fine art, we usually imagine statues in gleaming marble.
Well, one artist is challenging our perception of ideal fine art with a series of plush sculptures.
Barcelona-based artistSergio Rogercreates unique textile art inspired by classical art and architecture.
This unexpected choice adds vulnerability and texture to traditional art.
However, not just any fabric will do.
Roger employs unique found textilesin silk, linen, and velvetdating back to the early 20th century.
Barcelona-based artist Sergio Roger reimagines classical art and architecture in plush forms.
His larger-than-life busts offer a soft alternative to the typically cold and hard marble sculptures of yesteryear.
Roger also recreates ornate columns with plush materials.
He uses traditional fabrics like linen, silk, and velvet to render his creations.
These unexpected sculptures question the idealism associated with classical art.
