Description

Marble Rebellious Slave Statue features a sturdy slave tied to a stone pillar. The entire sculpture outside the body is not carefully carved, and the rough knife marks that remain are like the marks left by the suffering of slaves. Marble Rebellious Slave Statue makes full use of the rich expressive power of marble, and the strong dynamic shape of the body depicts an unyielding spirit of resistance. The characters in Marble Rebellious Slave Statue have a strong, bull-like body twisted in a spiral shape and seem to be trying to break free from the ropes on their bodies. Although their arms are tied behind their backs, the muscles of the whole body are tensed, making people feel that there is something hidden there. In contrast, the rope on his body is so weak and weak, it seems to be just a decoration. Marble Rebellious Slave Statue’s head was held high, his lips were tightly closed, his eyes were wide open, and there was a rebellious anger and unyielding will in his eyes.

Marble Rebellious Slave Statue shows a sturdy young man with his hands tied behind his back, but unyielding, he struggled to twist his body, trying to break free and fight against this unfair fate. The slave’s head and body were twisted at a great angle, showing pent-up passion; the bulging muscles in the arms showed vigorous strength. What is shown here is not so much a young slave as it is the noble virtues of all mankind to resist tyranny and fight for freedom, and it is a true portrayal of the fiery passion in the sculptor’s heart. Marble Rebellious Slave Statue has a huge inner tension, which is mainly reflected in the unity of the human body’s sense of movement and balance. It can be seen that in the twisted body and tense muscles, there is a huge amount of power, but the whole momentum is relatively stable from the outside. Marble Rebellious Slave Statue, which combines movement with stillness and passion with rational beauty, is the basic spirit of classical artistic expression.