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Artwork details
- Medium : Stone, Wood With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 21.7in, Height: 70.9in, Depth: 11.8in
About this artwork
Whoever buys this piece buys history. A section of an ancient oak tree (a documented natural monument, 500-700 years old, with a trunk circumference of over 7 meters and a height of 28 meters) was rescued by me after a fire sealed the tree's fate. The blue color stands in stark contrast to the fire that gave this unique piece its surface texture. It seems as if the piece of wood wants to take flight and soar to heavenly heights. The final dance of…
this ancient oak...
This work is my homage to the vibrant power of nature and its dual beauty of fragility and strength. The sculpture symbolizes the connection between our earthly roots and organic life, as well as seemingly eternal existence and transience. The intense blue invites us to pause and feel the magic of the moment. This sculpture brings a powerful, mystical energy to any space and inspires wonder and reflection.
This work is my homage to the vibrant power of nature and its dual beauty of fragility and strength. The sculpture symbolizes the connection between our earthly roots and organic life, as well as seemingly eternal existence and transience. The intense blue invites us to pause and feel the magic of the moment. This sculpture brings a powerful, mystical energy to any space and inspires wonder and reflection.
Tilo Tscheulin
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
"Art is an escape from reality. The only question is: In which direction?"
Tilo Tscheulin is a self-taught sculptor who works primarily in stone, occasionally also in metal, wood, and as a painter. His technique combines planned and intuitive approaches, using the material as a medium to explore archaic and futuristic themes, often in large-scale figurative sculptures, heads, or spiral motifs. His works convey a deep fascination with the timeless and primal, inviting the viewer on an emotional journey between past, present, and future. Since 2012, he has run and managed the permanent public exhibition "Kunstprojekt Wasserhüsli" in 79585 Steinen.
Tilo Tscheulin is a self-taught sculptor who works primarily in stone, occasionally also in metal, wood, and as a painter. His technique combines planned and intuitive approaches, using the material as a medium to explore archaic and futuristic themes, often in large-scale figurative sculptures, heads, or spiral motifs. His works convey a deep fascination with the timeless and primal, inviting the viewer on an emotional journey between past, present, and future. Since 2012, he has run and managed the permanent public exhibition "Kunstprojekt Wasserhüsli" in 79585 Steinen.
Tilo Tscheulin
Last Dance
$13,240