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- Artist: Boaz Vaadia
- Title: Ammi'el & Amaryahu (#52)
- Year: 1999
- Edition: 2/5
- Medium: Bronze, Bluestone, and Boulder
- Dimensions: 70 x 100 x 72 in.
- Availability: Available for acquisition through Sponder Gallery
About the Artwork
Boaz Vaadia’s Ammi'el & Amaryahu (#52) (1999) is a monumental dual-figure sculpture that seamlessly merges ancient stone-stacking traditions with modern abstraction. This editioned piece, composed of bronze, bluestone, and natural boulders, creates a powerful dialogue between materiality, form, and presence.
The two figures—one seated, one standing—exude a meditative stillness, inviting viewers to reflect on human relationships, resilience, and harmony with nature. Ammi'el & Amaryahu (#52) is an exceptional example of Vaadia’s ability to transform raw materials into timeless sculptural works that evoke both ancient and contemporary sensibilities.
About the Artist
Boaz Vaadia (1951–2017) was an internationally celebrated sculptor known for his innovative use of natural materials. Drawing inspiration from ancient stone-stacking techniques, he created powerful figurative sculptures that feel deeply rooted in history yet strikingly modern. His works are included in major public and private collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Bass Museum of Art.
Why Collect This Work?
- Monumental & Meditative: Ammi'el & Amaryahu (#52) captures a quiet yet commanding presence in large-scale form.
- Museum-Quality Sculpture: Vaadia’s works are held in prestigious institutions worldwide.
- Unique Material Composition: The fusion of bronze, bluestone, and boulders creates an enduring sculptural statement.
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