Tree of Life Bronze Sculpture

This exquisite bronze sculpture blends strength and growth, featuring a goat as its base, supporting the Tree of Life, symbolizing faith, unity, and the interconnectedness of existence

Artwork Description

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The tree of life is a legendary symbol. In actuality, this enduring image predates the existence of mankind. Christianity, Ancient Egypt, Buddhist, African, Persian, Turkish, and Celtic cultures have all used the tree of life symbol.

There are uniting strains even though these cultural and theological systems reflect multicultural principles. In particular, the tree of life frequently represents a link to the afterlife, ancestry, and divinity.

The mantra of the goat is: Faith not fear. In this way the goat reminds you that your Angels are on your side. This may be in ways that you don't understand now, but in the future you will. Like the stag's antlers, the goat's horns are also a symbol of spiritual ascension. 

Design elements of this bronze sculpture 

This artist's exquisite bronze sculpture illustrates tales of faith, unity, and eternity through its intricate design. The base of this bronze sculpture is formed like a goat, representing strength and stability. From its back emerges the Tree of Life, symbolizing growth and interconnectedness.

The emphasis on shape and volume creates a tangible experience that invites viewers to explore the relationship between the two elements. The flowing lines of the tree contrast with the solid form of the animal, highlighting the harmony between strength and vitality.

Through this design, the artist weaves a narrative of resilience and transformation, illustrating how foundations of faith and unity nurture the growth of life.

Recent Exhibitions 

Beiranvand has exhibited his bronze sculptures in various prestigious galleries globally. His most recent exhibition was in October 2024 at Negah Gallery in Tehran as part of a group show. In August 2024, he participated in the "White and Black" group exhibition at Art Center Gallery in Tehran.

He also held a solo exhibition in August 2023, titled "A Selection of 70 Years of Iranian Sculpture" at the same gallery. In March 2023, Beiranvand's work was featured in Nian Gallery in Tehran for the "Recovery, The Third Series" group exhibition.

His "Kolbar Series" sculptures made an international appearance at Art Monkey Gallery in Dubai in 2021, showcasing his continuous engagement with social themes.

View his collection of available artworks here 

Bronze Sculpture Care

• Dust Regularly: Use a soft, dry cloth to remove dust.
• Avoid Abrasives: Do not use harsh cleaners or abrasive materials.
• Protect from Moisture: Keep the sculpture in a dry environment to prevent tarnishing.
• Polish Occasionally: Use a specialized bronze polish to maintain luster, but do so sparingly.
• Inspect for Damage: Regularly check for any signs of wear or corrosion.
• Keep Away from Direct Sunlight: Limit exposure to prevent fading and temperature-related damage.

Copyright

This bronze sculpture is one of a kind original therefore, all copyrights and reproduction rights are reserved by the artist.