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Established in 1994 Galeria Aniela won the trust of some of the most important Australian artists including Arthur Boyd, Jamie Boyd, Andrew Sibley, Alan Somerville, Bogdan Fialkowski, Charles Blackman, Celia Perceval, Col Henry, Danielle Legge, David Boyd, Dino Rogliani, Garry Shead, Gaye Spencer, Janusz Kuzbicki, John Olsen, John de Burgh Perceval, Kinga Rypinska, Lenore Boyd, Michael Vaynman, Pamela Griffith, Pin Hsun Hsiang, Peter Smith, Robin Holliday, Ray Crooke, Regina Noakes, Susan Weaver, Tessa Perceval and many Aboriginal artists. Galeria Aniela specializes in selling to a world wide buyer base high-quality art by renowned artists. We combine art and financial expertise, to deliver to collectors, investors and institutions unique art investments. We recognize the importance of a buyer confidence in purchasing an authentic original work of art, we sell items only of impeccable provenance and quality. Our people focused approach ensures an enjoyable and a rewarding experience. |
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 Michael Vaynman Cubist Torso 60 x 30 x 20 cm Terracotta /resin Buy NOW Price: $4,600 |
 Michael Vaynman Venus Rising 24 x 34 x 19cm Resin Buy NOW Price: $2,200 |
 Michael Vaynman Eternal Arch 45 x 20 x 15 cm Resin Buy NOW Price: $2,500 |
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 Michael Vaynman he Ark 50 x 45 x 20 cm Bronze SOLD |
Michael Vaynman Venus Rising 24 x 34 x 19 cm Bronze SOLD |
 Michael Vaynman Dance of Flames 45 x 15 x 15cm Bronze SOLD |
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Michael's incredible talent accompanied by vast knowledge of materials, wide ability and trustworthy experience, has led Michael to lend his knowledge of "patination" in conjunction with his wide-ranging expertise in casting bronzes to many famous sculptors. Michael Vaynman was born St Petersburg Russia in 1974 into to a family of renowned artists. His family migrated to Australia in 1982 when he was only eight. Michael Vaynman has been creative and participated in art exhibitions since the age of ten. He excelled in sculpture, printmaking, painting and drawing. However sculpture became his love and the main focus and he has never looked back. Michael produces his own bronzes overseeing the process of each bronze sculpture from the start to finish. Michael has worked in numerous mediums such as clay, plaster, synthetic resins and steel. However bronze and stainless steel are his preferred mediums. Michael has extensive experience in making the moulds for his own sculptures as well as the works of other sculptors. Michael has made moulds in silicone rubber and plaster. Michael's incredible talent accompanied by vast knowledge of materials, wide ability and trustworthy experience, has led Michael to lend his knowledge of "patination" in conjunction with his wide-ranging expertise in casting bronzes to many famous sculptors. Michael is currently working for Australian Bronze Education 1994-1995 Diploma of Fine Arts, sculpture major, painting minor. St George TAFE 1996-2000 Bachelor of Visual Arts, Painting Drawing major. Studies also completed in Ceramics, Photography, Printmaking, and electives in film theory and video production. (Moving images I & II and social Issues in the cinema). UWS Macarthur.
Commissions/Awards -QGSY Lucinda -Topography of the Pittwater region. * ‘Triathlon’ Australian Ironman, bronze sculpture. * ‘The Hogie’ A corporate award in bronze.
Education: 1996-2000 Bachelor of Visual Arts, Painting Drawing major. Studies also completed in Ceramics, Photography, Printmaking.
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Artist Statement The interplay of line and shape is very important to my work. This creates a modern and contemporary look that still manages to pay homage to the ancient masters of Egypt and Greece. The main intention of my art is to bring quiet contemplation to the mind and involve the person in the aesthetic experience". My recent sculpture has been created to reflect different goals and ideas that I have been pursuing over the course of the year. ‘Portrait of a Stallion’ and ‘First Meeting’ are part of an exploration into working with animal forms, something I had not seriously ventured into before. ‘Portrait of a Stallion’ is a straight up stylised study of a horses head, whilst in ‘First Meeting’ I have attempted to capture some of the animal’s body language and emotion. ‘Metamorphosis’ came about rather unexpectedly. Looking at an older sculpture of mine, my wife complimented me by saying that the sculpture could not be improved upon, that any changes to the form would ruin its ‘aesthetic balance’. I took that as a challenge and Metamorphosis is the result. New from old, change and rebirth. The last two sculptures ‘Leap’ and ‘Flight’ best exemplify the direction I am taking with my figurative work. My aim is to inject the work with a sense of movement and a feeling of lightness that belies the solidity of bronze. Building on the aesthetic of line, geometry and form. |
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