Walk for Nature
ironwire and concrete / 180 x 90 x 90 cm / 2021
My sculpture "Walk for Nature" shows man in connection with nature. Nature symbolically represented in the form of a tree trunk, moulded and cast in concrete, forms
the foundation of the female wire figure that seems to balance on it. We humans are dependent on nature, it forms the basis of our lives, without which we cannot exist. Therefore, we should be
careful not to disturb its delicate balance. In these present uncertain times, which make us humans live unnaturally and keep our distance, she meets us completely transparently with arms wide open
and invites us to come close to her. On closer inspection through her filigree body shell, her innermost being appears as an imaginary space that leaves us free to make our own mental
interpretations.
"Walk for Nature" can be understood both as a reminder to people to respect nature, but also as an invitation to us to meet each other in love without fear.
Free Spirit
ironwire and Concrete / October 2019 , 35 x 60 x 15 cm, base: 70 x 20 x 100 cm
Sentimento
sculpture / iron wire , september 2019, 125 x 115 x 50 cm
it shows feminine and masculine expressions, two sides of a person, individual in her or his character
Piu Vedi
sculpture / iron wire, octobre 2019 , 72 x 44 x 36cm, work in progress / it still receives shoulders or a concrete bust / expression of joy and happiness
Stillness
sculpture / iron wire and beton,160 x 60 x 40 cm, 09/2021 / hand + feet details
Stillness
sculpture / iron wire and concrete, 160 x 60 x 40 cm, 09/2021
there are many influences these days that make it difficult for children to stop and be still for a moment.
Colorful Stones
object / iron wire, paper, acrylic and concrete , june 2020 , 84 x 35 x 11 cm
this object ( rosa / grey ) is the first one of a serie of colorful stones.
Indian Vision
object , rusty iron sheet, iron wire and concrete / october 2019 / 71 x 91 x 5 cm / indian tradition / closeness to nature / spirituality
Into the light
object / iron wire, paper and concrete / october 2019 / 71 x 91 x 5 cm / closeness to god / self-knowledge / enlightenment
The Walk 2
Contract work / sculpture ironwire and concrete, 04 /2019 Dimension: ca: 45 x 40 x 8 cm
sold to an artcollector
Under the Rocks
object / iron wire and concrete, march 2019, 45 x 35 x 40 cm / sold to a private collector
The object "Living under the Rocks" is modelled on nature, the traces left by wind currents in rocks or sand. The airy, transparent wire construction rests on a curved concrete foundation. Thus the inside and the outside of the sculpture are perceived in the same way. The object is unique.
Pueblo
object / wood and concrete, july 2001, 65 x 60 x 20 cm / part of my diplom work “tutto il giorno” / inspired by the pueblo architecture of the native american indians
Peace comes from within
Ironwire, Concrete, Lack / 270 x 105 x 160 cm / 2021
Peace comes from within" is a large wire head resting on a concrete base, which is designed in the form of a three-dimensional peace sign.
The base (neck of the head) resembles a building with entrances and exits, as well as windows where paths can be seen that lead into the interior and extend three-dimensionally in different directions.
"Love is stronger than fear"
ironwire, Concrete, Lack / 270 x 290 x 160 cm / 2021
Senza Titolo front
object / Ironwire, Wood, Paper; Acrylic and Concrete, 72 x 92 x10 cm
This object shows the inside and outside of a human abstract body, but at the same time it looks like a landscape with paths and courses.
Three-dimensional paths made of iron wire on the front of the object symbolize the ups and downs of human life, revealing the inner self. At the same time, the course of these paths (of life) forms
an abstract human silhouette.
On the back side of the object the closed surface appears like a human silhouette and at the same time like a hilly landscape with paths and canyons. The colored layer of paper at first hides what is
hidden behind it, like a human skin.
Object should be exhibited on a pedestal standing free in the room, pedestal in the dimensions: Height / width / depth ( 100 x 95 x 50 cm is included.
Senza Titolo back
object / ironwire, Wood, Paper; Acrylic and Concrete, 72 x 92 x10 cm
Senza Titolo
Wood; Paper and Ironwire 60 x 80 cm Work in Progress
Life Returns
object / ironwire, wood and concrete, september 2017, 60 x 80 x 10 cm / it symbolizes the passing and re-blossoming of nature. nature has withdrawn into itself through the destruction, but the streams of life have not dried up but wait inside to flow again.
"The Way"eine zweiteilige Skulptur aus Beton und Draht, Dimension: ca. 145 x 50 x 25 cm
Zu sehen sind Aufnahmen meiner noch unvollendeten, zweiteiligen Skulptur “The Way“ aus Beton und Eisendraht. Die beiden Hälften dieses Objekts symbolisieren positive und negative Aspekte des Lebens, die uns begegnen. Für mich spannend hierbei ist der Weg, der durch die Mitte führt, es gibt einen Anfang, ein Ende und ein Dazwischen- den Raum für eigene Interpretationen und Geschichten...
Die Skulptur ist noch unvollendet, es entstehen gerade kubische Aufbauten aus Draht, die verschiedene Ebenen aufweisen und eine spannende, räumliche Tiefe bewirken, jedoch gleichzeitig vollkommen transparent erscheinen.
Durch diese räumliche Tiefe und das Licht-Schatten-Spiel erscheint der Weg hindurch noch eindrucksvoller und intensiver...
Skulptur wird gegen Ende Oktober vollendet.
Ausgestellt wird sie im Rahmen der Ausstellung "Neu x 6" im 160 qm großen, lichten Saal im Atelierhaus Aachen e.V. , Vernissage ist am 19 November...
The Walk
sculpture / ironwire, base made of concrete, size: approx. 40 x 30 x 7 cm
This figure appears very dynamic in its movement and structure, almost seems to float.
Multicultural Head
sculpture / ironwire, acryliclack and concrete , 30 x 40 x 65cm / sold to an collector
This project was about letting people from different backgrounds work together on a large sculpture to give them the opportunity to meet each other. A good
opportunity for this was my course "3D Art" in the context of the project "Stars of the Suburbs" at the Aachener Volkshochschule, where I worked for 3 weeks as a lecturer with young refugees aged 14
to 18 years. This wire project started in the last week of the course.
So I started by casting the first wires into a concrete base, so that the first contours of the head could be seen. Then I looked for volunteers in the course to help me shape the head further out of
wire.
Two Africans from Eritrea (Siem Ghrymay, Filmon Mehari) and an Afghan girl (Lama Alhamad) helped me to shape the head. So the 4 of us were working on this work at the same time, which in itself was a quiet dialogue and a very successful experiment.
Reliefgirl
relief / paper and acrylic on canvas, 01/ 2018, 60 x 80 x 7 cm
a commissioned work three-dimensionally modeled from paper and colored with acrylic paint.
Skulptur Sahara
3D printed Sculpture /, 12/2016, 25 x 25 x 25 cm / work in progress
Progressions in the sand leave traces of the energetic breath of life.
Bronzesculpture "Sahara"
3D printed Sculpture /, 12/2016, 25 x 25 x 25 cm / work in progress
Through the energy of the wind naturally grown forms flow harmoniously into each other