Artwork details
- Medium : Objects, Steel Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 43.3in, Height: 43.3in, Depth: 13.8in
About this artwork
This sculpture is truly versatile, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor placement. Crafted with recycled metal, it bears the mark of my commitment to sustainable art. It can lean against a tree or a wall, or even rest gracefully on the ground.
The true magic lies in the interaction between the spectator and the artwork, as well as the dialogue it establishes with its surroundings. As you engage with this piece, it invites you to explore… its textures, contemplate its forms, and immerse yourself in its presence. By placing it in different settings, you can witness how it harmonizes and converses with its environment.
Whether it finds a home indoors or ventures into the great outdoors, this sculpture encourages a profound connection between the viewer and the artwork. It is an invitation to engage in a silent conversation, allowing the piece to evoke emotions and inspire contemplation.
The true magic lies in the interaction between the spectator and the artwork, as well as the dialogue it establishes with its surroundings. As you engage with this piece, it invites you to explore… its textures, contemplate its forms, and immerse yourself in its presence. By placing it in different settings, you can witness how it harmonizes and converses with its environment.
Whether it finds a home indoors or ventures into the great outdoors, this sculpture encourages a profound connection between the viewer and the artwork. It is an invitation to engage in a silent conversation, allowing the piece to evoke emotions and inspire contemplation.
David Vanorbeek
France
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Solo shows participant
- Works on commission
« The artist and the person in me are one and the same. I am aware of the beauty in life and I want to live according to that. »
David Vanorbeek is an experienced sculptor based in France whose works have been exhibited nationally, as well as in Belgium, the Netherlands, England, Spain, Germany, and Andorra. He describes all of his pieces as being connected with nature. As an animal rights activist, Vanorbeek places importance on respecting nature, animals, and people. His distinctive compositions are most often created with stainless steel.