Artemis Street Art Sculpture Statue, Diana Statue, Roman Greek Woman Bust, Contemporary Pop Art Statue, Handmade Gift Idea, Gift Shop
Name of the Artwork: Candy Pop Diana
Materials: Resin and Marble Powder.
Dimensions: 14″H X 9″W X 6″D 35cm X 22cm X 12cm
Edition: 1/10
Certification: Yes
Details : Diana in Contemporary Art style, have a pink base and then designed with neon pink & neon purple colors in ombré effect. Whole production processes, from casting to designing, are executed in our art studio. This unique art sculpture could be a special gift for him, for her and as a corporate gift for office spaces. Can be customized.
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About Artemis;
Artemis was a major deity in ancient Greece, worshiped at least as early as the beginning of the first millennium B.C., or even earlier. She was a daughter of Zeus, the chief god of the Olympians, who ruled the world from the summit of Mount Olympus. She was also the twin sister of Apollo, god of the Sun and oracles.
She was a virgin goddess of the wilderness and hunting. Her independence and strength have long inspired women in a wide range of activities just like inspiring me to create my art work on the base of her ancient statue. My purpose is to juxtapose classical and contemporary designs by combining pop art & street art elements.






















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