Скачать или смотреть Strummer in Zürich (A Sculpture by Nicholas Micros)

The sculpture belongs to a series of sculptures named Lullaby, an improbable monument, It combines unlikely stable abstract forms with figuration to express ephemeral themes of existence, and as the title implies, this may only be a soothing notion.
The work contains five sculptures and each proposes a possible life hierarchy: Drummer personifies 'fate', Strummer 'chance', Singer 'desire', Husher 'self-love' and Purrer 'obsessive ordering'. Life casts were taken from the faces and hands of the artist's daughter, son, wife and self to create the figures.

In Strummer, eight identical cement mortar figures play astring less Picasso-esque guitar and make a circular procession on a heavy wheel. It's the same injection cement used to support tunnels and mines during construction. The circular parade has no beginning or end. The eightsided wheel is cast in the prized material of high modernist architecture, industrial concrete, and is imprinted with a radiating geometric depiction of infinity.

The work belongs to an exhibit of Micros' works, from 4 July 2014 to 5 July 2015.