Sculpture
Sculpture
Gunasekar Jeyapal
Size: 24*12*12(inches)
Medium: Bronze and wood
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After my graduation I had to migrate to Chennai for a job.most of the people who migrate from their hometown for a livelihood in the city would field their life to be a chaotic and empty. even I felt the same. my lifestyle was completely different in the city then the life in my hometown. Then, and one day I had to travel in the Marina Beach Road from my house for work. There I was able to view a scene which became a solution for my confusion. On the Beach Road I was able to see the traffic signals in frequent intervals, where the crows were nesting on it.generally the crows would nest on the trees but for their necessity they were nesting on the signals. As they were able to find good food in this crowded place. so they accustomed themselves in this livelihood. also along with me many people have acquainted with the city life for necessity. Later this scene was made as a sculpture on the title""life in the city"".
Especially I am inspired by natures and surroundings I am always searching my style and forms in nature. sometimes pains may come out in my sculptures .
They told all story to my journey. It sing a song of emotions. are used to creative forms of nature, animals and humans beings. All Emotions is important part of my sculptures because I believe in emotionally attachment in all humans being. I think my sculptures have great attachment with my inner soul. I could not think about my life without art. I do not like sculpture which are created for some intention. The sculpture must have its own space and also have freely emotions. mostly I use terracotta, stone, metal and mixed media in my sculptures I would like to play with forms and textures.

Artwork Specs
| Exact Size | 24*12*12(inches) |
|---|---|
| Artist Name | Gunasekar Jeyapal |
| Medium | Bronze and wood |
Meet the Artist - Gunasekar Jeyapal
I draw inspiration from my roots in Tamil Nadu, reflecting its culture and traditions in my sculptures.
Observing people and nature, I transform emotions and life experiences into artistic forms.
Migration and adaptation deeply influence my work, as seen in "Life in the City."
Using terracotta, stone, and metal, I create sculptures that embody free emotions and soulful connections.