Proto-Semitics and Ritual Movement, is the newest addition to the gallery by Ron Maubidea.
Distinct in figurative form, the Automatist Digital Sculpture is yet another extension of the artists continuing evolution in modern abstract concepts.
Inspired by the earliest attestations of Proto-Semitic language (Akkadian and Eblaite, dating to the 23rd century BC), the image reflects the primitive movement of a ceremonial dancer.
In recent years, Egyptian researchers claim to have discovered earlier text in the form of "snake spells" that predate existing evidence by approximately 700 years.
The find was dated between 2400 to 3000 BC.
Distinct in figurative form, the Automatist Digital Sculpture is yet another extension of the artists continuing evolution in modern abstract concepts.
Inspired by the earliest attestations of Proto-Semitic language (Akkadian and Eblaite, dating to the 23rd century BC), the image reflects the primitive movement of a ceremonial dancer.
In recent years, Egyptian researchers claim to have discovered earlier text in the form of "snake spells" that predate existing evidence by approximately 700 years.
The find was dated between 2400 to 3000 BC.
Subtitle:
An Irresistible Neurochemical Impulse to Dance
An Irresistible Neurochemical Impulse to Dance
Cassandra Landau - Gallery Coordinator
