WATER AND BREAD by Kuzica
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Medium: Silver electro-plated bronze
Dimensions: 10 x 35 cm
Year: 2015
Price: $800.00 USD
Status: available
“Water and Bread” was born from a deep reflection on the essence that keeps us going. In creating this piece, I wanted to capture the essence of the simplest, yet most profound elements of life. The flowing form of the sculpture, made of silver-plated bronze, mirrors the gentle ripples of water, a symbol of nourishment and purity. In shaping these curves, I imagined the life-giving properties of water, its fluidity and grace. The solid base represents the bread and grounds the piece with a sense of stability and sustainability. This combination of fluidity and solidity speaks to the balance we seek in life, the harmony between our basic needs and the beauty that fills us.
Why collect this work?
A slender, channelled form bends above a compact base, making the uncertain meeting of apparent flow and physical support the sculpture’s central tension.
- The artist profile reports that Kuzica trained in both design and sculpture. That background is relevant here because the work concentrates meaning in a tightly controlled outline and a clear division between two forms.
- In the photograph, repeated vertical ridges converge at a scalloped lower edge. Their narrow contact with the rounded base makes the upper element appear delicately poised, despite the object’s documented bronze medium.
- Catalogue metadata identifies silver electro-plated bronze. The silvered surface can accentuate shifts of light across the ridges, while the bronze supplies the underlying sculptural body; the photograph suggests, but cannot confirm, their physical finish.
- Kuzica’s description assigns water to the flowing upper form and bread to the stabilizing base. The work is significant for how severely it compresses these necessities into contrasting signs of movement and weight, leaving their relationship open rather than illustrative.
About the Artist
Kuzica
Kuzica is an artist on Mondoir Studio. Artistic discipline: sculpture. Based in Praha 9 - Dolní Počernice, Slovakia.
Nationality: Slovak
In 2015, Kuzica applied the abstract concept to the construction of six sculptures, denying their material again, to Štěpnice Castle Park in Dolní...