Lutz Wagner aka Moto Waganari creates transparent network-sculptures which outline a delicate body frame. By illuminating his sculptures the artists multiplies his three dimensional objects by a two dimensional shadow revealing the immaterial alter ego of every figure. His characters seem to visualize a surreal, parallel world filled with surprise and enigma. Moto Waganari’s sculptures seduce the spectator with their appealing beauty and sophisticated weightlessness.

Karearea • New Zealand Falcon by Rex Homan, Māori artist (KR70901)

A rare Art Deco patinated bronze by Marcel Bouraine, edited by Etling Paris, 1930's

After we discovered Taste the Rain, the gorgeous bark sculpture by UK-artist Anna Gillespie, we knew we had to follow up with another post to show her

bronzen beeld

The fall of Icarus Slodtz Paul Ambroise (1702-1758) [1743] Sculpture

An Impressive Ivory and Shibayama Elephant Signed Masayuki, Meiji Period (late 19th century) The elephant caparisoned, bejewelled and intricately inlaid in Shibayama style in mother-of-pearl, coral, tortoiseshell and stained ivory, with a lotus flower on its back and surmounted with a crystal ball, wood base carved with peonies

Soulfun Creative by Scott Wang

Rudolf Bitzer: Eye study of an elderly man. Original in plasticine clay then casted with a waterbased resin 115 x 115x80 mm

'Heart and Mind in Harmony' Rudolf Bitzer cast iron figurine & mild steel.

Rudolf Bitzer: mouth study of a young male. Original in plasticine clay then casted with a waterbased resin 115 x 115x80 mm