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Jenni and Andreas Kullaro, Sweden, carve their creations in diabase, an extremely hard material. The deep black stone, born of fire and time, gleams softly like a secret.
https://www.kullaro.se/form-och-inredning/
https://www.stone-ideas.com/64961/swedish-designers-jenny-and-andreas-kullaro/
In her sculptures, Evelyne Brader-Frank, Switzerland, explores the feminine principle – not as a pose, but as an elemental force. Her works are not representations, but embodiments of archetypes: fragments of ancient memories that take on new form in the light of the present.
https://www.brader.ch/
https://www.galleriaimmaginaria.com
Cristina Rommel, a German-Argentine national living in Spain, is a visual artist with a degree in visual arts. Knowledgeable in all artistic forms, she also masters the art of restoration. In recent years, she has focused her talent on sculpture, especially in fine stones such as Carrara marble, bronze, and exotic woods.
https://arterommel.com/
ElsaSculpteur, sculptress from the south of France, has a foible for plants and animals made of slate.
https://www.instagram.com/elsasculpteur/
https://www.stone-ideas.com/73129/elsa-sculpteur-baum-des-ruhens/
Robin Antar, USA. In many of her objects, her artistic mission is to capture a visual narrative of modern American society by immortalizing everyday objects, delving into the essence of “What is America?“ These sculptures reflect Antar’s role as “the artist as an observer” of American culture
https://robinantar.com/
https://www.stone-ideas.com/23953/robin-antar-ketchupflasche-aus-rotem-travertin/
John Bizas, Greece: Much of my art is intended to bring attention to the more painful and destructive elements of contemporary civilization. I mostly work with marble. Part of my stylistic and technical approach is to exploit and uncover the creative and physical possibilities embedded in the different materials.
https://www.johnbizas.com/
https://www.stone-ideas.com/31415/john-bizas-die-formen-auf-das-notwendigste-reduziert/
Richard Swan‘s works (UK) are reliefs of animals, sometimes no larger than the cover of a paperback book. Another specialty is the carving of geometric structures in stone.
https://www.rswanstoneworks.com/
https://www.stone-ideas.com/116242/richard-swan-colorful-animal-stone-reliefs/
James Brunt, UK. His Land Art disappears as soon as the wind blows through them. But they survive as photographs in books.
https://www.jamesbruntartist.co.uk/
https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/JamesBruntArtist
https://www.stone-ideas.com/79928/james-brunt-land-art-mit-geometrien/
Photos and descriptions from the artists.
This year (2025), we are publishing a list of works of art as gifts for the first time. It appears approximately six weeks before Christmas, so interested readers may still have a chance to contact the artists and order works – in most cases, however, only for the following year.
Because mass production is not our artists’ thing.
The emphasis is on small works of art.
But our gift list, by no means, refers to cheap works.
For the objects discussed here, the weight of the stone is less important: Today, a few kilograms can even be shipped across national borders at affordable costs using ubiquitous shipping services.
Some of the artists on our list are already handling this field very professionally.
