David Gerstein Pop Art handmade metal sculpture Limited Edition "Burning Lips "

David Gerstein's Burning Lips transforms butterflies into a breathtaking 3D metal wall sculpture, alive with color and movement.

Hand-painted on laser-cut steel, this 3D wall sculpture features multiple layers that create remarkable depth and dimension. Each piece is an original signed edition by David Gerstein, one of the most celebrated contemporary artists working in wall sculpture today. The hand-painted finish gives every work its own unique character and presence.

Perfect for collectors of contemporary art, Burning Lips adds a burst of color and dimension to bedrooms, dining areas, or creative studios. Every piece is an original signed edition accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Enjoy complimentary worldwide shipping.

When I think of lips I think of the sensitivity that we have when we touch something with our lips. It is a very particular feeling. It is soft and delicate, just like a butterfly's wings. I saw the butterfly's wings as a metaphor for human lips, and so I created my own version of nature’s butterfly for the first time in rendering this artwork. I wanted to express sensitivity, femininity, and romanticism through the use of butterflies. I was surprised by the excited response to my butterflies. Since then I have added more and more butterflies, not just to Burning Lips, but to hundreds of my artworks.

Edition - 150

Size - 128x98x14 cm / 47×39x6 in

Layers - 3

Year - 2010

Technique - Mixed Media Cutout Aluminum
David Gerstein was born in Jerusalem in 1944.

Studied and taught at the Bezalel Academy of Arts in Jerusalem; Beaux Arts, Paris; Art Students' League, N.Y; St. Martin's, London.
Exhibited in one-man shows at the Israel Museum, Haifa Museum and Herzeliya Museum, and at countless public and private galleries in Israel, Europe and America.
His art is permanently installed in cities and museums such as the Israel Museum, the Tefen Open Museum, the Science Museum in Jerusalem; the cities of Jerusalem, Ramat Hasharon, Lod, Herzeliyya and Ancient Avdat; the Jerusalem

"David Gerstein's style is his own. There is a witty and restrained humor, an inexhaustible colorfulness, and an astonishing expressive power.." "Gerstein breaks the frame, the stylistic conventions, and of course the familiar structure of the theme of art."

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