Spaceship sculpture Supernova
space shuttle art sculpture Supernova
sci fi modern sculpture Supernova
This spaceship sculpture Supernova is a creation of visual artist Giannis Dendrinos. He has created many sci fi sculpture and spaceship sculptures. This artwork was part of an art exhibition called “Astronaut”. Giannis has a passion for star trek art. He creates art sculptures made of recycled scrap parts. Depicting spacecrafts, robots and various fictional elements used in science-fiction movies. He attempts to introduce his ideas of space art in the visual arts.
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View more spaceship sculptures by Giannis Dendrinos
View a video on youtube about the “Astronaut” Art show
About the artist work
Yannis Dendrinos is not merely what we refer to as “sculptor”. Is somehow an explorer and a visionary. The 18 sculptures displayed in the exhibition entitled “Astronaut”, beyond the concept of functional construction as fixtures, they combine imagination, light and darkness, luxury and simplicity, and most importantly the need for exploration and creation. Through the hard industrial metals, materials that he uses and to which he gives a second life, disused insignificant materials acquire in his hands a distinct theatricality. The artist’s will to compose a world of science fiction, created by metallic anthropomorphic robots, space horizons and distant galaxies. Expresses this mood for a more imaginative approach to a standard functional object as a simple lighting fixture. But through these materials that testify the sudden industrialization of the last century, emerges a world reminiscent of the first attempts to craft a picture of the future, the next millennium but also the fear of the unknown. This journey in a romantic future taken out from our past, the creator attempts with his exhibition: a childhood innocence glance at a visual journey to different galaxies.
What is a spaceship?
A spacecraft or spaceship is a vehicle or machine designed to fly in outer space. Spacecraft are used for a variety of purposes, including communications, earth observation, meteorology, navigation, space colonization, planetary exploration, and transportation of humans and cargo. All spacecraft except single-stage-to-orbit vehicles cannot get into space on their own, and require a launch vehicle (carrier rocket).
