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The starting point for the work is a classically modeled clay head, which was digitally captured and then further developed in a targeted manner. The 3D-printed version is not intended as a mere reproduction, but rather as an extension of a sculptural approach.
At its core is the search for the human element within a heightened, sometimes exaggerated, physiognomy. Proportions and structures are shifted… and condensed to intensify reality beyond its mere representation. Color amplifies the presence of form and elevates it to an independent level of expression.
Serial production is part of the concept: it allows for deliberate reproduction while preserving the plastic expression.
« For me, the sculpture is the enthusiasm that inanimate material begins to speak out of itself through deformation alone and suddenly belongs to a part of the living world. »
Wolfgang Eckert is a sculptor based in Germany whose works have been exhibited both nationally and in France. Fascinated by the connection between plastic-spatial relationships and the human expression that becomes evident in them, his pieces are an "observation of nature and exploration of individuality". In addition, Eckert's pieces are self-reflective and inspired by his memories. His diverse compositions are created using cement and plaster.