Fusul getic, 2021
Bronze, high 216 x width 26 x depth 23 cm.
The interpretation of the Maramures spindle, in an personalised manner: built from cast iron, while keeping the fundamental archetype of the history of shapes, with ancient roots belonging to the cradling settlements of Maramures, succeeded in bringing together a unique plastic concept: the sprindleshaped state of uplifting the thread of the idea, in the light hemp of the mind.
Expo 2020 Dubai - Romania Pavilion
About artist
Daniel Pop
Is a Romanian-born artist who establish the metal sculpture workshop, Faurar Art.He moved the workshop from Madrid in 2013 to Northern Transylvania, Baia Mare city, where is currently base his work. All through these years, he brought his craft to a superior level of art, blending the traditional “blacksmithening” with the most modern perfect touches, giving to customers just about the best they can get.
His experience is based on craftsmanship that includes traditional and contemporary skills in creating unique and personalized works of art and commercial demands, like: Monumental sculptures, Hand Forged Works, Ornamental Iron Works, Business Signatures, Unique Outdoor Metal sculptures, Commercial / Functional art installations.
Over time, high-profile artists choose to work with Faurar Art such as: Martin Chirino, Mircea Cantor, Blanca Munoz, Mircea Suciu, City of Baia Mare, City of Bacau, City of Oradea, Prensa Iberica 360, City of Morata de Tajuna - Spain.
Făurar Art
TESTIMONIAL
The mentor, Martin Chirino speaking about Daniel Pop
”Daniel Pop, sensitive sculptor, great art lover, firmly believes in creating new space for creation, at the foundry Faurar Art, a place where I have seen growing perhaps one of the art exhibitions that I never in my entire long life as sculptor have I known.
Daniel Pop, a man of great sensitivity, dedicates himself body and soul in the process of creating each work being prepared in this workshop where the latest technical developments are employed to create today's art, art in freedom.
Daniel Pop scans the horizon of the art scene by blindly believing that without passion, there is no life. Thank you.”
Date 24 Jul, 2017. Video by Berta Delgado