Neehiba, goddess of oil by Virginie Gribouilli

Neehiba, goddess of oil Artwork by Virginie Gribouilli
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Title: Neehiba, goddess of oil
Date Created: 06/2022
Copyright: © ©Virginie Gribouilli
Genre: Sci Fi
Mediums: Clay, Mixed Media, Sculpture
Views: 559
Posted: 11/7/2023

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Virginie Gribouilli
Member Since September 2023


Projects: Virginie Gribouilli takes us into a timeless mythological bestiary tracing many facets of life on Earth. Using cold porcelain, she sculpts the mysteries of the past, the common yet precious of our present, and a mythological projection into the future in a dark, surreal universe tinged with softness and elegance. She launches several &ldquo Osseus&rdquo collections. Animal silhouettes with skeleton armor, each addressing a theme linked to our relationship with the living. Osseus spiritus are the animals currently living on Earth, those beings we take for granted and yet neglect. The Osseus pestiferus are the cursed animals we have classified as harmful and dispensable. The Osseus infinitus are a tribute to extinct species, erected in the pantheon of eternal species in the history of the galaxy. And the Osseus mysticus are our vision of the world through mythological and legendary creatures. To complete the picture, she creates a futuristic mythology: the Animist Reign. Fantastic-looking animal skeletons carry on their backs the technological vestiges of our civilization. These Divinities are the fruit of our modern world. They have the power to satiate humans, lured and trapped by the soft light of progress.

Location: France


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Cold porcelain sculpture and mixed medias. 55 cm x 35 cm x 12,5 cm. Neehiba, goddess of oil. Legend has it that an energy once existed that animated all kinds of machines. The Earth' s inhabitants competed to possess this power of nature, known as black gold. Neehiba spilled its black blood into the planet' s throbbing underground veins. Civilizations tried to stop depending on this precious liquid, but it had the power to draw them ever deeper underground to extract it. Even today, we can still find remnants of this ancient civilization, relics relics proving the existence of this ancient and fearsome Goddess.

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