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Mar 2, 2020 · Mostly working in wood and stone, his work was shaped by primitivist influences and his relationships with avant-garde artists. His polished wood carvings pushed his expressivity to the extreme. They borrow themes from Antiquity, whilst also presenting an intersection between man and nature. This is why wood was Zadkine’s favourite medium.
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- Ben Butler’s Abstract Wood Sculptures Art
- Aron Demetz’ Contemporary Wood Sculptures Art
- Donald Hess’ Wood Sculptures Collection
- Hsu Tung Han’s Stunning “Pixelated” Wood Sculptures
- Maskull Lasserre’s Wood Sculptures Masterpieces
- Henrique Oliveira’s Award-Winning Wooden Sculptures “Paintings”
- Jurgen Lingl-Rebetz’ Lifelike Wooden Sculptures
- Sergei Bobkov’s Wooden Sculptures Artwork
- Lutz Hornischer’ Sculptures Made Out of Reclaimed Wood
- Tim Byrns’ Wood Sculptures Artwork with A Tribute to Mother Nature
BenButleris an award-winning wood sculpting artist whosetalent brings life to installations that look more like extraterrestrialmasterpieces than anything made by a human’s hand. Once Ben Butler graduated the New York School ofVisual Arts in 1998, he received a B.A. in Visual Arts from Bowdoin College,Brunswick, Maine, with high honors. It was in 2...
Aron Demetz was born and raised in Italy, where he wasfirst introduced, and subsequently, enchanted by the traditional wood carving techniques. His incredible woodsculptors artwork has been exhibited in various galleries around the world,some of which include – 1. Red Desert, Artvera’s Art Gallery, Geneva 2. Barbara Paci Art Gallery, Pietrasanta (L...
Donald Hess’ journey through the world of art started whenhe was just a kid. Donald was 12 years old – still a step away fromentering his teen years when an incredible flame sparkled his imagination. It was aseemingly ordinary day when Donald decided to ask his father an extraordinaryquestion. While spending time in his family home in Switzerland,H...
HsuTung Han is a contemporary artist who comes from Taiwan. His artwork has noequivalent globally, as he merges the past and the present intoa multidimensional exhibition. What’s more, his wood sculptures highlight the thinthread that separates using technologiesfor progress vs. being enslaved by the technologies. As if the concept of time travels ...
MaskullLasserre’s artwork objects “… are designed to pause at the brink of completion; to preserve amystery, to hold a choice, and in so doing avert the stagnation that belongs tothe fully-real… ” Just like the carved log he created to look as if heldby a rope that is actually carved from the wood, bringing together tension and agreat curiosity to ...
Henrique Oliviera’s artworkis truly one-of-a-kind, justlike his journey to discovering the beauty of working with wood to create hisamazing wooden sculptures installations. Shortly after he finished his study in social media inSao Paolo, Henrique Oliviera opened a small studio right next to his father’swoodworking shop that was “kind ofabandoned” a...
Jurgen Lingl-Rebetzwas born and raised inGermany, and his passion for art has accompanied him eversince being just a little boy. In his biography, Jurgen Lingl-Rebetz shares that as akid he used to draw and paint everything that caught his curious eyes – fromlandscapes through people and animals. When graduatingfrom his apprenticeship with Master s...
Sergey Bobkovwas born and raised inRussia. Surroundedand inspired by the beautiful nature of his home country where wood is a highlyvaluable material that has been used for centuries, SergeyBobkov’s wood sculptures have earned global recognition for the detailed,unique carving masterfulness. Bobkov shares that he spends hours in research beforehe s...
Lutz Hornischer’s journey into the world of artstarted back in his childhood years. However, just like many other children, hewas advised to get a “real job.” Although Lutz Hornischer did follow this advice and graduatedwith a Master’s Degree in Business and Engineering, his passion for art did notcome to an end even after working dedicatedly with ...
Tim Byrnswood sculptures bring a unique senseof environmental awareness to the contemplators. It is through sculpting bizarre, rare creationsdepicting some of the most curious forms of life on the planet, such as junglefungi and mesmerizing sea creatures that Tim Byrns manages torepresent the power of Mother Nature. And indeed,nature is the greates...
- Julian Watts. San Francisco-based Julian Watts thrives at the intersection of art, craft, and design, making the functional, intuitive objects more unfamiliar and newly vulnerable.
- Luke Hope. I absolutely love Luke Hope’s work, especially the masterfully chiseled platters and spoons. His work is both abstract and functional, as well as slow and contemplative with an incredible play on light and shadow because of the undulated textures he creates.
- Stian Korntved Ruud. A jaw-dropping collection titled Daily Spoon, consisting of 365 unique hand-carved spoons made from various types of wood gathered from around the world, shows his mastery over the material.
- Nicholas Shurey. The architect-turned-object maker creates beautifully carved wooden sculptures that are designed for small spaces and sit somewhere between furniture and stand-alone objects.
- Brandon Walker. Brandon Walker has branded his self-driven content and wood-product company Walker’s Woodworks. He has a youtube channel of the same name.
- Ben Butler. Ben Butler is a woodworking artist, famous in the art world for making unique art objects out of wood. He works with geometric shapes and creates compelling designs.
- Matthias Wandel. Matthias Wandel is among the top woodworking YouTubers, even though calling him a YouTuber would be unfair. He is, after all, a master of his craft, which marries woodworking with engineering.
- Julian Watts. Julian is an artist and woodworker based in Oregon. His work inspires feelings of awe and disbelief as he pushes the limits of what is possible with wood.
Nov 28, 2020 · Fosik’s taxidermy-like wall pieces are anthropomorphized animals made from a pile of cut wood which he manually paints one by one. Intarsia Mural by Kathy Wise. Intarsia is basically a 3D wooden mosaic sculpture on which you cut, carve and shape individual pieces of a wooden parts, then put them together with glue.
- Phil Bishop is a full-time caricature carver from Elk City, Oklahoma. He can design some of the most amusing group carvings of any figure. Here are...
- 53-year-old Russian sculptor Sergei Bobkov uses discarded wood chips, particularly Siberian cedar, to produce gorgeous and delicate animal figures....
- Haroshi is a self-taught Japanese sculptor and a fan of skateboards. Haroshi makes his artworks by stacking old skateboard decks to create mosaic s...
- James McNabb creates miniature architectural wonders using an abstract style he calls “Sketching with a bandsaw”. In his City series he creates int...
- Canadian-born sculptor, Maskull Lasserre, has a somewhat creepy way of creating art. Maskull’s artwork is all about revealing the skeletal system o...
- I’m pretty sure you cannot melt wood, yet French artists Remy Clemente and Morgan Maccari from Bonsoir Paris Studio challenges this with their amaz...
- Michael Rea’s sculpture pieces are generally represented with materials like steel and glass. Most of his huge pieces seem to be inspired by Americ...
- These ultra realistic masterpieces are at the brink of coming to life. They are made by an Italian artist, Willy Verginer, who carves each sculptur...
- If you create a sculpture version of Picasso’s paintings, this is what it would look like. Werner Arnold’s sculptures can also move, which adds ano...
- When Doug Rowell isn’t playing a guitar, he’s carving one. Doug turns electric guitars into different commemorative art pieces. The engraving is a...
Feb 5, 2021 · Plywood is made of thin veneers of wood glued together with crisscrossing grains to produce sheets that can be used for internal cladding, structures and even for external use when protected from ...
Mar 31, 2024 · Designed by Thai a.gor.a Architects, the buildings, which house 25 people, are made from locally sourced bamboo, thatch, and recycled timber. Pinterest Photo: Roberto de Leon
