Untitled, 2025

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  • Artist

    Illya Skubak

  • Nationality

    Ukrainian

  • Genre

    Mixed Media Sculpture

  • Style

    Assemblage / Urban Found Object Art

Artwork Details:
2025, mixed media sculpture using car tire, bamboo, planks, wires, traffic cone, plastic pipe, fiberboard, acrylic, and oil crayons · 190 × 132 × 11 cm · 18 kg · unframed

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Best suspended using hidden wires, cables, or metal hooks embedded in a wooden or plywood base. Alternatively, install on a load-bearing wall using dowels and fasteners rated for heavy weight.

About the Work:
This sculpture reflects a state of emotional weight and unresolved tension. A loop of wires presses down on a central figure, while a skeleton in a cart moves through a quiet landscape. Two men push forward beneath a red sunset, caught between motion and stillness. The composition suggests a blurred line between endurance and surrender. Built from industrial and organic materials, the work draws out contrasts between pressure and fragility, reality and internal experience. It gives form to a personal reckoning and offers space to consider what is difficult to name.

Artist’s Note:
This work is a reflection of emotional crisis and the weight of unresolved thoughts. A loop of wires presses down on a figure, while a cart carrying a skeleton moves across a landscape touched by a red sunset. Two men push the cart forward, caught between movement and stillness. The piece speaks to the quiet tension between life and loss. Built from everyday materials like tyre, bamboo, and wood, it mirrors the conflict between external structure and internal state. Each part holds its own burden. Together, they form a personal attempt to make sense of difficulty through form.