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Najobľúbenejších 4 diel od Richard Serra, ktoré si naši návštevníci najčastejšie vyžadujú, usporiadaných podľa popularity a prezentovaných jednotlivo, spolu so špecifikáciou a cenou každej ručne maľovanou reprodukciou.

Vydanie 2026 · 4 diel Každý autorský obraz na mieru
Plátno z ľanového plátna · Certifikát autentičnosti · Globálne doručenie Richard Serra · narodený 1939

The Matter of Time

2005 · Guggenheim Bilbao, Bilbao

Explore Richard Serra’s ‘The Matter of Time,’ a monumental steel sculpture installation evoking space & movement. Minimalist design, site-specific art, and captivating form.

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One Ton Prop (House of Cards)

1969 · MOMA - Muzeum moderního umenia, New York City

Experience the stark minimalism of Richard Serra's monumental steel sculpture, One Ton Prop; explore weight and form from this iconic 20th-century masterpiece.

Technika: Ručne maľované olejné plátno na ľne
Vyrobené: Na objednanie, od vy trained umelca
Popularita: Č. 2 z 5 diel umelca Richard Serra
Doprava: Celosvetovo približne 5 týždňov

od$17032 × 31 cm Objednať tento obraz

Robeson

1984 · Lentos Kunstmuseum Linz, Linz · originál 258 x 167 cm

Technika: Ručne maľované olejné plátno na ľne
Vyrobené: Na objednanie, od vy trained umelca
Popularita: Č. 3 z 5 diel umelca Richard Serra
Doprava: Celosvetovo približne 5 týždňov

od$17025 × 39 cm Objednať tento obraz

Hreppholar I from Hreppholar I-VIII

Technika: Ručne maľované olejné plátno na ľne
Vyrobené: Na objednanie, od vy trained umelca
Popularita: Č. 4 z 5 diel umelca Richard Serra
Doprava: Celosvetovo približne 5 týždňov

od$17034 × 29 cm Objednať tento obraz

Umelec

Richard Serra

narodený 1939

Rýchle fakty

Top-ranked workThe Matter of Time
Art periodModern
Museums on APSMOMA - Muzeum moderního umenia, Lentos Kunstmuseum Linz, Guggenheim Bilbao
NationalityUnited States of America
Top 3 worksThe Matter of Time, One Ton Prop (House of Cards), Robeson

Biografia

The Weight of Presence: The Life and Legacy of Richard Serra

To encounter the work of Richard Serra is to engage in a physical dialogue with gravity, mass, and the very essence of space. Born in San Francisco in 1938, Serra’s artistic consciousness was forged not in the quietude of a studio, but amidst the industrial grit of the Marine Shipyards. Watching the monumental construction of steel tankers, he developed an early, profound intimacy with the raw power of metal and the transformative potential of heavy industry. This childhood exposure to the rhythmic, massive scale of maritime engineering would later become the heartbeat of his sculptural language, turning the cold rigidity of steel into a medium of profound emotional and spatial experience.

His intellectual journey was one of unexpected transitions, moving from the linguistic structures of English Literature at the University of California, Berkeley, to the rigorous formal training of Yale University. It was during his formative years in the late 1950s and early 1960s that Serra bridged the gap between the cerebral and the tactile. While studying art history, he supported himself by working in steel mills and iron foundries, a period of labor that served as a vital apprenticeship. This hands-on mastery of fabrication allowed him to move beyond mere representation, treating steel not just as a material, but as a protagonist capable of bending, twisting, and asserting its own monumental will.

The Alchemy of Process and Material

Serra’s emergence within the Minimalist and Process Art movements marked a radical shift in how sculpture was perceived by the public. He moved away from the idea of sculpture as a self-contained object sitting upon a pedestal, instead proposing that art should be an environmental encounter. His early, seminal works, such as the Splash series, utilized molten lead to trace the boundaries between floor and wall, effectively making the act of creation—the physical movement of the liquid metal—the subject of the work itself. This emphasis on the process of transformation became a cornerstone of his practice, where the traces of action remained etched into the final form.

As his career progressed, Serra’s scale expanded to match his ambitions. He began working with massive plates of Cor-Ten steel, a material celebrated for its ability to develop a warm, protective layer of rust over time. This oxidation process allowed his sculptures to exist in a state of living evolution, reacting to the atmosphere and the passage of years. His works, such as the Torqued Ellipse series, do not merely occupy space; they redefine it. By curving enormous steel walls toward the viewer, he creates compressed corridors that force a heightened awareness of one's own body, breath, and movement within the architectural void.

A Monumental Legacy of Controversy and Connection

The historical significance of Richard Serra lies in his ability to provoke deep, often visceral, responses from both the public and the institution. His career was not without its storms, most notably the controversy surrounding Tilted Arc, a site-specific installation in New York City that was ultimately removed following intense public outcry. Yet, even in this moment of friction, Serra’s core philosophy remained unshaken: art must be inextricably linked to its site, and the viewer's relationship to that site is paramount. He believed that sculpture should not be an ornament added to a landscape, but a force that alters the very perception of the environment.

Throughout his decades of prolific creation, Serra’s achievements have been recognized with the highest honors, including the US National Arts Award and the J. Paul Getty Medal. His influence persists in the way contemporary artists approach scale, materiality, and the phenomenological experience of art. To walk through The Matter of Time is to lose oneself in a labyrinth of steel and shadow, experiencing a sense of time that is measured not by clocks, but by the slow, rhythmic movement of the human spirit through space. He leaves behind a world permanently altered by his vision—a world where steel can sing with silence and where gravity becomes a form of poetry.

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