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  • Andrew Benyei

    Canada

    Art Brokerage: Andrew Benyei Canadian Artist: b. 1949. Born in 1949, Benyei developed an early interest in the arts and began sketching and carving in his youth. During high school, he taught art at the Royal Ontario Museum, the YMCA and summer camps. Following graduation from the University of Toronto and working as a professional engineer and manager, Benyei continued to explore his talent as he attended and graduated from the Ontario College of Art. In 1990, after a shifting of personal priorities, he decided to concentrate on his artistic career. Benyei’s expressive contemporary sculpture explores the human condition and, in his words “are personal emotional responses to the intricate and complex interactions of people whose expectations haven been tempered by life.” Most are anecdotal in a way which invites exploration of a possible underlying story, and many reflect the ups and downs of life in the kind of large organizations where Benyei spent much of his career. He displays an endearing empathy with the subjects he portrays and his interpretation is excitingly fresh and new. Benyei articulates his forms through a variety of media, including bronze, fibreglass, clay, and resin and his training as an engineer reveals itself within the composition and structure of the work, as each shows a precise, calculated point of balance and a disciplined and uncluttered energy. Listings wanted.

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Greetings Clay Sculpture Unique 17 in Sculpture - Andrew Benyei

Andrew Benyei

Greetings Clay Sculpture Unique 17 in

Sculpture: Hand Built Clay, Hand Signed, Unique

Size: 11x17x17 in  | 28x43x43 cm
Signed Original Hand Built Clay Sculpture $2,995
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