Artists’ Portraits
Sibylle Pasche brings the viewer of her marble sculptures to intellectual games
With her works, the Swiss artist depicts „the primal symbols of nature and their processes of change”, as she herself says
Peter Crinnion, British sculptor, produces small, mischievous pieces in stone
He studied fine art and soon discovered the precision of stone sculpting as an enrichment
US sculptor Celeste Roberge depicts the tectonic movement of the Earth’s crust and the passing of time in many of her works
Her gigantic works using gabions have become icons of art
Helaine Blumenfeld: „marble as a means to show our spiritual side“
Works of the American sculptress are on show at Huygens’ Hofwijck in The Netherlands during summer 2019
Stone mosaics for the soul by US artist Nick Gilbert
He names his works „Poetry of Stone“ subtitled „Stone Artistry for the Soul“
Bulgarian sculptress Agnessa Petrova creates monumental stone sculptures
Change is part of the art: from real to abstract, from sculpture to painting, transience between the materials
„She turned to sculpture for professional and emotional fulfillment and a way to define herself apart from her money”
Norton Museum in Florida shows 45 sculptures and drawings of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney
Hama Lohrmann: stone, wood, clay or plants brought to order by human standards – for a time
The German LandArt sculptor Hama Lohrmann leaves a trail often soon swept away by wind and weather
Hirotoshi Ito aims to show how warm and soft stone can be by conveying joy and happiness
Beholders are meant to laugh and have fun with his works
At Marmomac, stone sculptor Jago was awarded „Master of Stone“ in the tradition of Verona’s Ancient Guild of Stone Arts
He „merges the past and tradition with creativity, inventiveness and modern vision“, according to the jury
