Artist: Yuroz (b. 1956 -) ArmenianTitle: Together in TimeMedium: Bronze with Granite BaseSize: 15” x 24” x 12”Limited Edition: #42/49Signature: Impressed foundry stamp with signature and limited-edition numberGallery Certificate & AppraisalDescription: These lovers tilt their heads “Together in Time.” For them, as for us, the passage of time is always uncertain and yet exciting at the same time. We anticipate what wonders fate holds for us. The man and woman cuddle together in the warmth and power of their romance. The man cradles the instrument of his creativity, his guitar, in one arm. The woman holds the blue rose the nurturing part of herself that will protect him and his art. She also cups the pomegranate in the palm of her other hand. That fruit holds the seeds of new generations. Together, as one, the couple sits on the throne that destiny has set out for them. They are the rulers of their lives, not time. Behind them, the open arched window recalls Renaissance images that heralded a promising future. Its light is soft, soothing, and warm. At peace, the man and woman wait for what life has in store for them.Artist Biography: The renowned artist Yuroz was born in Soviet Armenia in 1956. Quickly realizing his aptitude for art, Yuroz entered the prestigious Akop Kodjoyan School of Art in Yerevan when he was only ten years old. Yuroz continued his studies at the Yerevan University of Art and Architecture where he excelled. Architecture has since had a profound impact on Yuroz’s works, as he displays an innate knowledge of angles and lines. Though his work was beginning to develop a more sophisticated style, Yuroz felt oppressed under the Soviet regime and craved freedom. He became a refugee and waited to immigrate to the United States for seven years. Though this time was hard, Yuroz gained insight into the refugee life that would later impact his art; he was chosen by the United Nations to be the artist for their 50th anniversary stamp honoring refugees.When Yuroz finally made it to the United States, he soon found himself living on the streets. Though he was homeless, Yuroz never stopped creating art; napkins, cardboard, and discarded pens became his artistic media. Yuroz’s talent could not be denied, and he soon gained fame and renowned for his artistic works. © 2023 Art Leaders Gallery | All Rights Reserved

Artwork is in mint condition. Item sold as is.

24 x 15 x 12 in