Yin & Yang, Third Life, 2014
Richard MacDonald
Bronze
45" x 17.5" x 12"
Richard MacDonald American, b. 1946
New Release: Origins Two-Thirds , 2023
Bronze
52 x 16 x 16"
(Approximate Dimensions including 6.5" 2 tier base)
(Approximate Dimensions including 6.5" 2 tier base)
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Richard MacDonald's beloved Origins is now officially available in bronze at the magnificent two-thirds life size. This intimate and deeply passionate work of art has captured the hearts of many since its original release in 2019.
Renowned for his ability to portray both delicate femininity and powerful masculinity, Richard MacDonald seamlessly brings these elements together in Origins. The sculpture embodies tenderness and passion, with intertwined figures expressing a sense of bliss and fulfillment. It evokes the universal idea that two can become one—in mind, body, and spirit—representing the ultimate harmony of opposites in perfect unity.
The sculpture’s base features an inscription of a Rumi poem chosen by the artist: "My soul spills into yours and is blended."
"My souls spills into yours and is blended" ~ Rumi
Richard MacDonald's beloved Origins is now officially available in bronze at the magnificent two-thirds life size. This intimate and deeply passionate work of art has captured the hearts of many since its original release in 2019.
Renowned for his ability to portray both delicate femininity and powerful masculinity, Richard MacDonald seamlessly brings these elements together in Origins. The sculpture embodies tenderness and passion, with intertwined figures expressing a sense of bliss and fulfillment. It evokes the universal idea that two can become one-in mind, body, and spirit-representing the ultimate harmony of opposites in perfect unity.
The sculpture's base features an inscription of a Rumi poem chosen by the artist: "My soul spills into yours and is blended."
