Large Surrealist/abstract wall mounted art piece by Victorian artist in Victoria, British Columbia

This is a project of mine that took 8 months and a lot of thought to put together. Its called "a shared glass" which is a wine country reference. A male and female fused together as one. She is the strong base that holds them both up, and he is the one who displays the dominance. Together they make a wine glass, and what is life? but a shared glass. There are many interpretations to this. My style is an confluence of native indian - art deco - stickman/doodle art, and I have never seen anything else like it which makes it hard to explain and categorize. To be perfectly honest, most "art" people/gallery folks don't get it and aren't willing to take this into their space. Its just too different. Because of the cost, time, and lack of interest I will not be making any more of these. This is a one off.
The piece is 8x4ft, is made from plaster and fiberglass, and is partially three dimensional as it comes away from the wall about 4". It requires lots of space (at least 10 ft ceilings) and lots of light from top, bottom and preferably both sides as well. The reason for this is because the white fiberglass canvas is translucent with a thick weave that shimmers and glows in the right light. This is a great contrast to the gloss black curvy figures that also work the light.
Would go great in - a large study - wine bar - hotel - dinning area - who knows
I spent over $xxxx experimenting with different materials figuring out how to make my idea come to life. Ultimately, I would be happy to make my money back. I paint houses here in Victoria and really don't have much time for art projects anymore. This will be the only one and I'd prefer it go to a good home.
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