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Virginia Woolf

1882 ⇦ 59⇨ 1941 

Ocupació: writer, activist for women's rights, literary critic, novelist, editor,


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Virginia Woolf on his feet, writing in one of his notebooks.

The statue shown in the video is a prototype and graphic representation, or 'rendering', of the sculpture. While the final physical statue may differ somewhat in chromatic appearance, it is possible to create an exact replica using materials like resin or lost-wax bronze casting.

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Virginia Woolf on his feet, writing in one of his notebooks.

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Creation Process

  • I start a research on the character, read the biography and search all the information and images available on the web.
  • That’s when I start to get involved, reflect and get familiar with the character.
  • That’s when I start putting on “clay” paper the ideas and every detail of the character. The pose and attitude of the model is the basic part of the statue, I look for the best composition that reproduces and eternalizes our character. Model one or more sketches with Chavant Fine Art. Sculpting Clay.

Ideas born with clay!

  • Thanks to the new technologies of digital modeling and their knowledge, I can mold and express myself with 3D in the same way as when I do it with clay.
  • I use the most modern programs on the market, I start to mold in 3D the sketch made previously molded with Chavant clay.
  • In 3D modeling I reproduce one of the most difficult things to achieve in the digital world, the look and feel of real clay sculptures. I flee from hyperrealism, I want to leave my print, my line, my personal style.
  • I have located only two portraits of Emily Dickinson: 'Amherst' and that of Emily Dickinson and Kate Scott Turner of 1859, I have been guided by the recently discovered daguerreotype, showing her as a mature woman displaying a striking presence, strength and serenity, rather than as a teenager.
  • For Emily Dickinson's dress I have taken as a reference the portrait of 'Amherst'.
  • Before finishing the statue, I make a rendering of the prototype and a graphic representation, to see how it would look in reality, then that is when I make the final modeling touches.
  • Thanks to technology, today it is possible to print sculptures made in 3D with high quality resin. With SLA printers designed for use by artists.
  • What do you think Leonardo da Vinci, the Van Eyck brothers, the Impressionist painters and the vast majority of artists would do? advance, evolve!
  • All statues are painted with the highest quality Royal Talens Rembrandt acrylic color paints and brush.
  • If the statues are not exhibited, displayed, and disseminated, what is the point of all this work?
  • I want my work to be known and, taking advantage of the rendering, I make the relevant photos and videos to insert on the website and edit the creative spots of each character.
  • All these statues, in short, are the maquettes of the statues that I would like to mold in real size 1:1 with clay and then cast them in bronze.

“Adeline Virginia Woolf (25 January 1882 – 28 March 1941) was an English writer, considered one of the most important modernist 20th-century authors and a pioneer in the use of stream of consciousness as a narrative device.“    (Wiki - Virginia Woolf)

Citations consulted.

Portrait of Virginia Woolf (January 25, 1882 – March 28, 1941), a British author and feminist, with her chignon., 1902 | George Charles Beresford (1864–1938)
Eliot and Virginia Woolf, 1924 | Ottoline Morrell (1873–1938)
Bust of Virginia Woolf in Tavistock Square, London,, 28 August 2010 | Stephen Tomlin
Grandes Documentales: La Londres de Virginia Wolf
Photograph of Virginia Woolf with hand on face wearing a fur stole (10 x 15 centimeters)., Circa 1927 | Unknown author
Auto-icon of Virginia Woolf at King's College London, with a short quote from the famous writer regarding her view of London. Taken at the Virginia Woolf Building of King's College London,  | 
Personal details of Virginia Woolf’s final years are available to the public for the first time after the University of Sussex acquired this engagement diary and seven more at a Sotheby’s auction., Dated between 1930 and 1941 | 
Virginia Woolf. Vida y obra.
Virginia Woolf with her father, Sir Leslie Stephen (1832-1904), 1902 | George Charles Beresford
LITERATURE - Virginia Woolf
Virginia Woolf: huerto, jardín y campo de batalla | Laura Freixas
The Hours (2002) Official Trailer # 1 - Nicole Kidman HD
The Recorded Voice Of Virginia Woolf
Virginia Woolf Documentary

Citations consulted. Mendeley

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