Sculptures are incredible works of art. They are lifelike re-incarnations of beings that will move you deeply. Beth Cavener Stichter is an American sculptor, ceramist and artist. She has become famous for her animal sculptures that rest on metal frames.
Beth beautifully captures the primitive origins of the human psyche in an animal form. With her work, we are able to step into the raw depths of the human mind and experience it through the feral movements of an animal.
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Beth Cavener seeks to understand and articulate human character, whether it is alluring or repulsive, through these animal skins. See some striking sculptures by Beth below;
Beth Cavener specializes in the creation of clay sculptures that often depict uncanny animals in astonishing and exacting poses. The artist refers to them as “suspended in a moment of tension.” Beneath the surface, her work explores the consequences of human fear, aggression, and misunderstanding through animal forms, and therefore transforms her animal subjects into psychological portraits. See more of her work below;
Beth Cavener Stichter regularly posts life and work updates on social media. You can follow her on Instagram to see recent sketches. If you want to buy her work, you can shop via her website. Here are some incredible Beth Cavener Stichter sculptures below;
There are many sculptors in the art industry at the moment. Beth Cavener Stichter is a respite from the normal arts we see every day. She merges fantasy and reality in the calmest manner, to produce animals that inspire gentle fervour.
Beth Cavener Stichter has a remarkable talent. These lovely sculptures are truly unique. If you enjoyed reading about these sculptures, you will love these extremely talented artists:
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*All images belong to Beth Cavener Stichter.
