Body Grid Sculpture by Tanya Ragir, Signed & Dated 1990, Edition 1/9

Introducing the exquisite Body Grid Sculpture by acclaimed artist Tanya Ragir, a captivating piece that effortlessly combines intricate design with contemporary aesthetics. This unique sculpture, signed and dated by the artist in 1990, is a limited edition piece, numbered 1 out of 9.



The Body Grid Sculpture is a true masterpiece that adds an air of sophistication and artistic flair to any space. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this sculpture is housed in an elegant display case, adorned with a sleek black finish that complements the minimalistic design.



This nine piece grid sculpture shows nude female body fragments arranged in different forms to create a sandy landscape or dunes and mountains.



This exceptional sculpture seamlessly blurs the boundaries between art and functionality, making it an ideal addition to any modern interior. Whether displayed in a living room, office, or gallery, the Body Grid Sculpture is certain to become a focal point, sparking conversations and mesmerizing onlookers with its undeniable allure.



Measurements:

41 inches high x 32 inches wide x 8.25 inches deep/projection from the wall.



Condition:

Vintage.



Tanya Ragir:



Tanya Ragir was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. By age fifteen she was honing her skills in drawing and sculpting the human figure. Her studies in anatomy even included sketching cadavers at the USC medical center. Ragir also studied many forms of dance: modern, jazz and ballet. She was performing in a ballet company before attending college. This extensive dance background continues to inform Ragir’s sculpture practice.

After graduating, from UC Santa Cruz in 1976 with a B.A. in Art and Dance, Ragir began working in the commercial mannequin industry as a figure sculptor and eventually founded her own mannequin business. While excelling in a career as a mannequin sculptor, she simultaneously maintained a fine art practice.

Ragir’s sculptural work is now internationally collected and resides in permanent museum collections as well as private collections. Her artwork has ranged from classical to avant-garde, always evolving and morphing in response to the climactic events of her life. The female form is a constant presence in her work, as is movement. Different bodies of work have explored the expansion of feminine energy in different directions, both internal and external, personal and allegorical.

Tanya currently lives and works in West Los Angeles, where she maintains a thriving studio practice as well as an intimate circle of students, friends and peers.