Artwork details
- Medium : Wood Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 5.1in, Height: 46.9in, Depth: 3.9in
About this artwork
The basis of the onlookers are sketches of encounters between people who meet me on my way through life.
The individual small, fine figures are roughly carved out with a chainsaw, so-called 'rough subtleties' have emerged. Due to their posture and color, they offer the viewer enough leeway for interpretations regarding their own, actual encounters.
Old oak fence posts were used as material.
The individual small, fine figures are roughly carved out with a chainsaw, so-called 'rough subtleties' have emerged. Due to their posture and color, they offer the viewer enough leeway for interpretations regarding their own, actual encounters.
Old oak fence posts were used as material.
Georg Janthur
Germany
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Residency Participant
- Works on commission
« The sculptures designed as 'rough subtleties' are fleeting encounters of everyday life, plants, landscapes and people. »
Georg Janthur is a prizewinning sculptor whose work is featured in permanent public and private collections worldwide. His works, made with wood, terracotta and bronze are figurative renditions of fruits, vegetables and various discarded objects, often mechanical in nature. Janthur's artworks transforms elements of his immediate surroundings into a symbiosis that is not romantic, but equally mysterious and alluring.