Metis Atash, PUNKBUDDHA large "DANCING THROUGH LIFE", 2020
Resin, acrylic paint and 28,000 Swarovski crystals, 17 1/2 x 12 x 9 in.
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Dan Christensen (Estate), Untitled 296L7, 1996
Acrylic on canvas, 59 1/2 x 54 inches
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Michael Dweck, Mermaid 54
Silver gelatin print, selenium hand toned, 60 x 48 inches (paper) / also available in 24 x 20 inches; edition of 10 and 40 x 32 inches; edition of 6
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Gabriele Evertz, After-Light, 2016
Acrylic on Canvas mounted to wood panel, 60 x 60 in.
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Max-Steven Grossman, Rock AV (L); ed. 1/3, 2019
photographic lightbox, 75 x 39 inches / also available in 91 x 48 inches framed 76 ½ x 40 ½ and 92 ½ x 49 ½ in.
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Max-Steven Grossman, Rock MB; edition 1/5, 2020
diasec mounted photo, 48 x 100 inches
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Gino Miles, Z Meander, 2021
stainless steel, 40 x 29 x 29 in. sculpture + 32 x 18 x 18 in. base
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James Austin Murray, Serious Moonlight, 2021
Oil on panel, 60 x 60 in.
James Austin Murray’s Serious Moonlight (2021) is a captivating exploration of light, depth, and movement within the constraints of a monochromatic black palette. The circular oil painting radiates a hypnotic texture, with swirling brushstrokes that create an illusion of rippling waves and subtle luminescence. As light hits the surface, the oil reflects varying shades of black, transforming the work into a dynamic visual experience that shifts with the viewer’s perspective. Murray’s mastery of gesture and control over oil paint highlights his ability to create atmospheric tension and meditative calm simultaneously. Inspired by the metaphysical properties of light and shadow, Serious Moonlight invites viewers to contemplate themes of infinity, the void, and the passage of time. The circular composition suggests cosmic energy or the orbit of celestial bodies, adding a symbolic layer to the piece’s tactile allure. Perfect for collectors of minimalism and abstract expressionism, this painting exemplifies Murray’s unique contribution to contemporary monochrome painting.
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ames Austin Murray’s Serious Moonlight (2021) is a meditative exploration of monochromatic abstraction, embodying both simplicity and complexity through its dynamic use of oil on panel. The circular composition features meticulously layered black oil paint, creating swirling, rippling patterns that evoke a sense of movement and depth. The texture, achieved through Murray’s gestural brushstrokes, interacts with ambient light, revealing subtle tonal variations and highlighting the artist’s ability to make black a multidimensional color.
This painting draws inspiration from cosmic and atmospheric phenomena, suggested by the circular form reminiscent of celestial orbits and the reflective interplay of light and shadow. As the viewer shifts position, the surface seems to pulse, transforming from stillness to dynamic motion—a signature effect in Murray’s work. The title Serious Moonlight references both the lunar glow and the enigmatic nature of light captured in the dark.
Murray’s work is rooted in the minimalist tradition, yet it pushes boundaries by infusing his black-on-black compositions with emotional resonance, creating a contemplative space where simplicity and complexity coexist.
James Austin Murray is a New York-based contemporary painter known for his black-on-black abstract works that explore the subtle interplay of light, texture, and movement. A former firefighter, Murray’s work channels themes of intensity, transformation, and meditative focus. His paintings have been exhibited in major galleries and collected by institutions and private collectors around the world.
Alessandro Puccinelli, Mare 351; edition of 3, 2019
Archival pigment print, 47.25 x 70.75 in. paper / 56 x 79 in. framed (+$3,000 frame)
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Tigran Tsitoghdzyan, MW Mirror, 2020
Mixed media, 80 x 56 inch (paper) / 85 x 61 inches (framed) (+ $3,500 frame)
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Boaz Vaadia, Oded 2nd; (#143), edition 7/7, 2016
Bronze, Bluestone and Boulder, 11 x 21 x 15 in.
Boaz Vaadia’s Oded 2nd (#143) (2016) is a masterful bronze, bluestone, and boulder sculpture that exemplifies the artist’s signature stacked stone technique. This editioned work (7/7) measures 11 x 21 x 15 inches and features a reclining human figure resting against a natural boulder, symbolizing tranquility, resilience, and the organic connection between humanity and nature. Vaadia’s meticulous use of layered materials gives Oded 2nd (#143) a geological quality, resembling stratified rock formations that have withstood time. The harmonious balance between the figure and the stone reinforces themes of meditation, stability, and the enduring presence of nature in human existence. Vaadia’s sculptures are housed in prestigious museum collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Bass Museum of Art. Collectors searching for Boaz Vaadia artwork for sale, bronze and bluestone sculptures, stacked stone contemporary art, and minimalist figurative sculptures will find Oded 2nd (#143) to be a significant and collectible work of art. Boaz Vaadia, Boaz Vaadia sculptures, Boaz Vaadia art for sale, contemporary stone sculptures, bronze and bluestone sculptures, stacked stone figurative sculptures, modern figurative sculpture, Sponder Gallery, fine art collection, investment art, high-end contemporary art, meditative contemporary sculpture, minimalist contemporary art, outdoor bronze sculptures, small-scale contemporary sculpture, reclining figure sculpture, stacked stone abstraction, natural material contemporary sculpture.
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Boaz Vaadia’s Oded 2nd (#143) (2016) is a compelling figurative sculpture that captures the essence of peaceful repose. The reclining figure, composed of stacked bronze and bluestone layers, leans against a natural boulder, reinforcing Vaadia’s philosophy of integrating art with nature.
The organic formation of the figure, combined with the raw beauty of the materials, evokes a meditative stillness. The stacked stone elements create a dynamic yet stable visual effect, emphasizing the passage of time and the interconnectedness of human existence with the natural world.
This editioned work (7/7) is ideal for collectors of contemporary sculpture, figurative abstraction, and natural material aesthetics.
Boaz Vaadia (1951–2017) was an internationally recognized sculptor known for his innovative use of natural materials and distinctive stacked stone technique. His works are featured in major public and private collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Bass Museum of Art.
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Boaz Vaadia, Amarya (#40); edition 5/7, 1997
Bronze, Bluestone and Boulder, 20 x 23 x 23 in.
Boaz Vaadia’s Amarya (#40) (1997) is a striking figurative sculpture that exemplifies the artist’s signature technique of layering natural materials to create forms that feel deeply connected to the earth. This bronze, bluestone, and boulder composition, measuring 20 x 23 x 23 inches, reflects Vaadia’s deep reverence for nature and his ability to merge raw, organic materials with refined sculptural artistry. Sponder Gallery is honored to present Amarya (#40), an exquisite example of Vaadia’s mastery of stone and metal. His works, inspired by ancient stacking and layering techniques, are widely collected and exhibited in prestigious institutions, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Bass Museum of Art. Collectors and sculpture enthusiasts searching for Boaz Vaadia artwork for sale, bronze and bluestone sculptures, figurative contemporary art, and limited-edition stone sculptures will find Amarya (#40) to be a timeless and captivating addition to any collection. Boaz Vaadia, Boaz Vaadia art for sale, Boaz Vaadia sculptures, contemporary stone sculptures, figurative bronze sculptures, limited edition sculptures, bluestone and bronze sculptures, natural material sculptures, Sponder Gallery, modern art gallery, fine art collection, investment art, high-end contemporary art, stacked stone figures, public art sculptures, minimalist figurative sculpture, ancient-inspired contemporary art.
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Boaz Vaadia’s Amarya (#40) (1997) is a captivating figurative sculpture that reflects the artist’s deep connection to nature and ancient sculptural traditions. This editioned work, crafted from bronze, bluestone, and a natural boulder, embodies Vaadia’s signature approach of layering stone to create figures that feel at once ancient and contemporary.
The seated form exudes a meditative presence, emphasizing the harmony between humanity and the natural world. Amarya (#40) is part of an edition of seven, making it a rare and sought-after piece among collectors of contemporary stone and bronze sculpture.
Boaz Vaadia (1951–2017) was an internationally acclaimed sculptor known for his masterful use of natural materials. Inspired by ancient stone-stacking techniques, Vaadia created figurative sculptures that evoke a sense of timelessness and spiritual presence. His works are held in major public and private collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Bass Museum of Art.
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Isabelle van Zeijl, Rebirth, 2020
C-print mounted on dibond, perspex face, 61 x 55.5 in. Ed. 4/8
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