Artwork details
- Medium : Clay Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 3.9in, Height: 9.4in, Depth: 9.4in
About this artwork
This mesmerizing aesthetic in this unique series of blue female bodies! The viewers are fascinated by the always special and usually extreme postures in the field of tension between art, beauty, dynamics and elegance. In an extraordinary way, the artist succeeds in using his artistic expressiveness to place the female nude in its harmonious and extremely sensual depiction in the center of attention.
The main theme in Thomas Welti's work is the… human body. He studied sculpture at the School of Design in Zurich and continued his education in this field in numerous courses at various art schools. The artist has presented his impressive works at numerous international exhibitions in galleries, trade fairs and art events. He is now a course leader and art coach for sculptural design at art academies in Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Italy.
The main theme in Thomas Welti's work is the… human body. He studied sculpture at the School of Design in Zurich and continued his education in this field in numerous courses at various art schools. The artist has presented his impressive works at numerous international exhibitions in galleries, trade fairs and art events. He is now a course leader and art coach for sculptural design at art academies in Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Italy.
Thomas Welti
Switzerland
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Covered by the Press
« Aesthetics, elegance, sensuality, harmony, symmetry, and dynamism, for me, as a sculptor, are the terms of the physical beauty of a human. »
Thomas Welti is a Swiss sculptor who has exhibited his works nationally. The main theme of his work is the human body, especially the female nude, which is presented in a slightly abstract form. His sculptures radiate both harmony and sensuality and impress the connection between abstraction and figuration, where the tension between is made visible.
Welti creates using terracotta, resin, clay, stone, and marble.
Welti creates using terracotta, resin, clay, stone, and marble.