Highly artistic sculpture "World of Dreams" from a mammoth tusk

This "story" is my daughter's story. Even as a child, she could lie in the bathroom for hours, like in that magic boat, imagining herself as a little mermaid. And I cried from my uncontrollable desire to see myself in this made-up fairy tale, realizing that it was just a dream. Probably, in the life of every girl there is a period in which she lives her own, bright and clean, bright and fabulous, some kind of fictional story.

After all, when a person does not dream, he has no future, his real life becomes gray.
This "story" is dedicated to those who still believe in that bright and pure, dangerous and unpredictable World of Dreams.

The sculptural composition conveys a mood of soaring lightness and sensations, sometimes defying the laws of physics. The mood of the feeling of flight in this world of illusions, shared by the invisible smoothness of the water surface. Everything seemed to freeze in anticipation. Waiting for a touch, a gentle breeze that makes the boat turn and slowly balance on an invisible swell.

The embrace of lowered oars turning into huge fins protecting this small, invented world that is in our head.
A world that, like a wonderful lake flower, blooms and blooms with all its juicy petals.

The voluminous and subtle relief emphasizes the lifelines of the flowers. Frames that mermaid boat in the form of a floating leaf on the water, emphasizing the juiciness of the color.

The work uses a mammoth tusk extracted from the ice in the vast far north. The finest lace on it gives lightness and lightness to the whole composition. And the artificial illumination passing through gives mystery in the unique light that permeates this unique material.

The material that those huge and strong animals gave us. Mammoths have been gone for a long time on our planet.
I'm trying to give them a new life.
Life in the form of art.