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"The Props assist the House"
...a poem by Emily Dickinson

The Props assist the House
Until the House is built
And then the Props withdraw
And adequate, erect,
The House support itself
And cease to recollect
The Augur and the Carpenter –
Just such a retrospect
Hath the perfected Life –
A Past of Plank and Nail
And slowness – then the scaffolds drop
Affirming it a Soul –
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House Block Sculpture Sculpture

Labros Sekliziotis

Greece

Sculpture, Metal on Iron

Size: 3.9 W x 3.5 H x 3.9 D in

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"The Props assist the House" ...a poem by Emily Dickinson The Props assist the House Until the House is built And then the Props withdraw And adequate, erect, The House support itself And cease to recollect The Augur and the Carpenter – Just such a retrospect Hath the perfected Life – A Past of Plank and Nail And slowness – then the scaffolds drop Affirming it a Soul –

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Sculpture:Metal on Iron

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Size:3.9 W x 3.5 H x 3.9 D in

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Architect. Landscape Designer. Amateur Artist. Renaissance Man. Curious. Labros was born in 1975. Studied Architecture in Oxford and London, UK and practicing it, in Athens, Greece. He is also passionate with landscape architecture and urban design. At the same time, as an artist, he indulges himself in construction art, recycle art, digital art, sketching, painting, photography, and design as a remedy to Soul. The sculptural mixed media constructions and digital art give him the opportunity to see and listen to the 'Intangible' but real, that surrounds us. To project memories, capture the present and imagine the future. To create a vocabulary of understanding the world around us, the physical world and the world of senses, through the notions of mass and balance, emptiness and tension, light and shadows. The materials he uses are everyday images and objects, reused materials such as wood, stucco, iron, glass, stone, plastic, giving them form, shape and volume through a geometric language and arrangement in space. A variety of recyclable elements with their own stories are used and transformed into construction art, wall sculptures, photo collages and assigned a new interpretation and re-presentation.

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