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Linda Brunker (Irish, 1966)2

At an early point in her career Linda Brunker began to develop what she terms an 'open filigree' technique of casting in bronze, a practice which has set apart her style and which challenges the traditional concept of bronze figurative sculpture.

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Linda Brunker (Irish, 1966)2

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  1. Linda Brunker was born in Dublin in 1966and studied Sculpture at the National College of Art & Design where she developed her unique ‘open filigree’ style of casting bronze. Her innovative sculptures challenged the traditional conception of bronze figures and she received immediate acclaim from critics and interest from collectors who rushed to buy her work. The physical reality of metal sculpture is that it is heavy and static. Brunker works against this so that the material seems light and fluid, creating fragile images that defy logic. She was quickly drawn to public art and in her 30 year career she has made over forty public art sculptures which are located around the world

  2. Linda Brunker (Irish, 1966) Brigit's Garden Elemental stone

  3. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966) Elemental stone Brigit’s Garden in Rosscahill County Galway is a beautiful Celtic themed destination that celebrates Irish history, heritage and folklore, the natural world and sustainable living, diversity and biodiversity

  4. Linda Brunker (Irish, 1966) Elemental stone Brigit‘s Garden is regarded as one of the most picturesque gardens of Ireland. The unique Celtic Gardens take you on a magical journey into the heart of Celtic heritage and mythology

  5. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966) Elementalwood

  6. Linda Brunker (Irish, 1966) The birch leaf woman (designer Mary Reynolds created the Samhain garden around her) Brigit's Garden, Samhain or Winter Garden

  7. Linda Brunker (Irish, 1966) The birch leaf woman in Brigit's Garden

  8. Linda Brunker (Irish, 1966) The birch leaf woman in Brigit's Garden Samhain represents the end of harvest season and summer, and the beginning of winter, the cycle of birth, death and rebirth. It is during this time that the Celts believed the veil between the living and dead was at its most transparent – a portal to another world

  9. Linda Brunker (Irish, 1966) The birch leaf woman in Brigit's Garden

  10. Linda Brunker (Irish, 1966) The birch leaf woman in Brigit's Garden

  11. Linda Brunker (Irish, 1966) The birch leaf woman in Brigit's Garden

  12. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966) The oak leaf woman (sculpture from Graduation Exhibition)

  13. Linda Brunker's bronze sculpture, 'The Children of Lir' overlooks Lough Owel, outside Mullingar, Co Westmeath

  14. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966)Sculpture of the Children of Lir

  15. Linda Brunker's sculpture, 'The Children of Lir’ The Children of Lir is a legend from Irish mythology, a tale from the post-Christianisation period that mixes magical elements such as druidic wands and spells with a Christian message of Christian faith bringing freedom from suffering

  16. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966)Sculpture of the Children of Lir

  17. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966)Sculpture of the Children of Lir

  18. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966)Sculpture of the Children of Lir

  19. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966)Sculpture of the Children of Lir

  20. Linda Brunker (Irish, 1966) Meeting of the Waters, Waterford, Ireland

  21. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966)Magnolia, wall mounted sculpture

  22. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966)Magnolia, wall mounted sculpture

  23. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966)Messenger (400x92x200cm)

  24. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966)Messengers

  25. Messengers (Butterfly flow sculpture) Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966) Songling, Jiangsu

  26. Messengers (Butterfly flow sculpture) Five fantastic installations designed by Irish sculptor Linda Brunker unveiled to the public in 2019 after nearly two years of construction at SIP's Yangcheng Lake Peninsula Tourist Resort, Suzhou, China

  27. Messengers (Butterfly flow sculpture) Suzhou, China

  28. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966)Ocean meets Land

  29. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966)Ocean meets Land

  30. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966)Ocean meets Land

  31. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966)Oceane installed in the 'Sea Castle' building on Santa Monica Beach

  32. Linda Brunker - Overflow, Dublin, Corner Barrowstreet Upper Grand Canal str.

  33. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966) Plant form head Vanke Midtown, Suzhou, China

  34. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966) Plant form head Public Sculpture in Suzhou, China 10 meters high, painted brass & stainless steel. 2014.

  35. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966) Resting fig dryad

  36. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966) Resting fig dryad at the Suzhou Art Museum in Suzhou, China

  37. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966) Face Resting oak dryad

  38. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966) Silk dance-Lovers of life Suzhou China

  39. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966) The Continuum sculpture, inspired by the "inner motion", or the concept we have of passing time St. Helen's, Booterstown

  40. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966) Continuum St. Helen's, Booterstown

  41. Linda Brunker(Irish, 1966) Splash - new sculpture in Bettystown (September 2022)

  42. Text & pictures: Internet All copyrights belong to their respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda https://ma-planete.com/michaelasanda 2022 Sound: Celtic Woman - The Call

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