5. Internationales Bildhauer - Pleinair im Gestalten mit der Kettensäge
         

"Pantha Rei"

Wilkendorf, Deutschland

 

                                                                      
 

In Wilkendorf, on the outskirts of Berlin, was celebrated the 5. international sculpture symposium in wood outdoors “Pantha Rei ", in the study of German sculptor Wolfgang Stübner, a great place to work in full nature.

This is a private initiative supported by various sponsors.

There are frequent visits of young people, organized by different schools as part of their educational program, where you ask questions to the artists and learn to use different tools.

Work Period: From April 23 to May 3, 2010.

My project realized "moons’s play” is a personal composition, where two elements in the shape of moon, are confronted - interlaced, looking for an aesthetic game between soft rounded surfaces, edges, different ruggednesses and the hole - space between both bodies. Though it is an abstract composition, I want that he remembers the traditional sculptures on the lovers, the embrace, the kiss....

Carved from a maple tree 260 cm. long and 85 cm. in diameter.

Sculptors selected:

Thierry Lauwers (Belgium), Preben Chabert y Søren Cip Nielsen (Denmark), Tanja Röder (Germany), Jozsef Lukacs (Hungary), Kristina Yosifova (Bulgaria), Özgür Turhan y Yildiz Güner (Turkey), Eyal Bloch (Israel), Leto / Markus Meyle (Suitzerland) y Pedro Jordán (Spain).
                                   
                                                                     
   

 
                                                         
     
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Pedro Jordán, Moons's play
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Boat trip on the canals             Since childhood, school children learning to use tools            
                                                                                                                           
         
                    Last day, party with students helping to build sculptures of ice and fire.                    
                                                                                                                           
Participants Sculptors:
         
Thierry Lauwers (Belgium) and his homage to Modigliani Caryatid
                 
Eyal Bloch (Israel), conceptual work with different points of view that cross his sculpture.
   
                               
                                                                                                                             
              Søren Cip Nielsen (Denmark), with his face singer and female figure hidden.                                        
                                                                                                                             
           
                                                                                               
            Kristina Yosifova (Bulgaria) with her elegant and espiritual angel. (Thanks for yours photos)                                    
                                                                                               
               
                                                                                               
            Jozsef Lukacs (Hungary), a vertical composition of colored elements.                                    
                                                                                               
     
     
  Preben Chabert (Denmark), with his torso of stylized natural lines.
     
                 
               
              Özgür Turhan (Turkey) with the figure reminds us of Easter Island.
               
                   
     
  Leto / Markus Meyle (Switzerland), STW10 or totem of curious characters.
     
           
     
  Tanja Röder (Germany), interesting personal stylization of her figures.
     
           
   
  Yildiz Güner (Turkey), with her dual watchdog.