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Sculpture, Stone on Stone
Size: 11 W x 23.6 H x 11.8 D in
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The African opal stone that I acquired from Zimbabwe brought my inspiration from lands far away. It is probably because of my roots in Asia Minor that my thoughts drifted eastward to Hattusa. The harmony of art, history and culture took the shape of a woman's portrait, Tawananna, a Hittites queen. Tawananna is an expression of the divine mother-consort as embodied in the sky. The way her hair-band sits on her head symbolizes her political power. Her confident smile reflects the admiration of her subjects. Or is it the light of the Hittite Sun that illuminates her cheek? The most well-known Tawananna Pudu-Heba, wife of the ruler of Hattusha, left her indelible mark on the history by co-signing in 1258 BC the treaty of Kadesh with Egypt. The first written peace treaty in history has the signature of a woman. An enlarged replica of the Kadesh Peace Treaty hangs on a wall at the headquarters of the United Nations. Tawananna Pudu-Heba is undoubtedly telling us something... African Opal Stone with Iroko Hardwood base
Sculpture:Stone on Stone
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:11 W x 23.6 H x 11.8 D in
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Zuzu Sahillioglu's is a multidisciplinary artist who was born in Istanbul where East meets West. Grow up in Turkey, later lived in Middle East, Bahrain, Qatar, Brussels, Luxembourg and since 1989 residents in London. Her artistic development has been impacted by these different cultures. Her various culturel referances fed art styles are far too rich to be reduced to a single style. Zuzu's work is also effected by the reality of the existence, politics, human and natural organic forms. She is charmed by the magic of the underwater world and the sea storms that drive her creativity to magical imagery and mystical fairytales. Zuzu is member of Surrey Sculpture Society (SSS), Hawks Road Artist Group and various international art groups. Her paintings and sculptures feature in private collection in the UK, France, Dubai, USA, Turkey.
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