Exploding Star 1961
theodoreroszak
mixed-media, metal, sculpture
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abstract-expressionism
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mixed-media
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non-objective-art
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metal
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sculpture
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sculptural image
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form
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geometric
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sculpture
Theodore Roszak's "Exploding Star" (1961) is a striking abstract sculpture made of metal. The work's dynamic form, with its swirling, radiating shapes, suggests an explosion of energy. The sculpture evokes a sense of movement and dynamism, reflecting the artistic trends of the mid-20th century. Roszak's sculptures often explored themes of space, technology, and the human condition, capturing the anxieties and aspirations of a rapidly changing world. His work, like "Exploding Star," exemplifies the dynamism and formal innovation that characterized Abstract Expressionism.
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