The Gods Observe in Horror as the Last Buffalo Runs for its Life
2020
15" x 12" x 4"
Steel
Crating and shipping is not included in final price, we will reach out to you to discuss options after purchase.
"The Gods Observe in Horror as the Last Buffalo Runs for its Life" by Noah Savett is a powerful sculpture that delves into themes of human error and divine perspective. This piece symbolizes the dire consequences of mankind's actions, represented by the last buffalo running for its life. The gods, observing in horror, embody the themes they have created and must now endure.
Savett explains: “if God invented horror, it means that can also experience it. I want them to experience what my ex-wives created.”
This sculpture explores the complex relationship between humanity and the divine, questioning how we perceive each other and the impact of our actions. Crafted from steel, this evocative piece captures the tension and urgency of the moment, inviting viewers to reflect on the broader implications of our choices.
Perfect for art collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate profound thematic explorations, "The Gods Observe in Horror as the Last Buffalo Runs for its Life" is a striking addition to any collection, offering a thought-provoking commentary on the intersection of human and divine realms.
2020
15" x 12" x 4"
Steel
Crating and shipping is not included in final price, we will reach out to you to discuss options after purchase.
"The Gods Observe in Horror as the Last Buffalo Runs for its Life" by Noah Savett is a powerful sculpture that delves into themes of human error and divine perspective. This piece symbolizes the dire consequences of mankind's actions, represented by the last buffalo running for its life. The gods, observing in horror, embody the themes they have created and must now endure.
Savett explains: “if God invented horror, it means that can also experience it. I want them to experience what my ex-wives created.”
This sculpture explores the complex relationship between humanity and the divine, questioning how we perceive each other and the impact of our actions. Crafted from steel, this evocative piece captures the tension and urgency of the moment, inviting viewers to reflect on the broader implications of our choices.
Perfect for art collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate profound thematic explorations, "The Gods Observe in Horror as the Last Buffalo Runs for its Life" is a striking addition to any collection, offering a thought-provoking commentary on the intersection of human and divine realms.
2020
15" x 12" x 4"
Steel
Crating and shipping is not included in final price, we will reach out to you to discuss options after purchase.
"The Gods Observe in Horror as the Last Buffalo Runs for its Life" by Noah Savett is a powerful sculpture that delves into themes of human error and divine perspective. This piece symbolizes the dire consequences of mankind's actions, represented by the last buffalo running for its life. The gods, observing in horror, embody the themes they have created and must now endure.
Savett explains: “if God invented horror, it means that can also experience it. I want them to experience what my ex-wives created.”
This sculpture explores the complex relationship between humanity and the divine, questioning how we perceive each other and the impact of our actions. Crafted from steel, this evocative piece captures the tension and urgency of the moment, inviting viewers to reflect on the broader implications of our choices.
Perfect for art collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate profound thematic explorations, "The Gods Observe in Horror as the Last Buffalo Runs for its Life" is a striking addition to any collection, offering a thought-provoking commentary on the intersection of human and divine realms.
