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Once an artist, always an artist
(July 2013) Spanish sculptor Jose Luis Hinchado knew since he was 9 years old what he would be when he grew up
Artists’ Portraits
Art: „Hands can create, destroy, caress“
Slovak artist Veronika Priehodová chose themes revolving around relationships between people as well as around people and their global surroundings
Petrified bottles of ketchup
US-American artist Robin Antar reproduces household objects that look like the real thing
Art: Stone Age in Cyberia
(January 2013) Australian artist creates a Lego-block replacement for a chipped rock
Art: „I try to submit to the stone“
German artist Ingbert Brunk has set up his atelier on the Greek island of Naxos and works local marble
Art: „Dry stone walling in extreme“
(October 2012) Duncan Elliott sets chunks of stone together collected from England’s countryside to create figures in motion
Art: The financial crisis and the shock of Fukushima
Japanese artist Hirotoshi Ito presents contemporary themes in a tongue-in-cheek combination of materials
Art: „I consider all my life as a trip“
(July 2012) Italian artist Giuliano Giussani expresses his observations of the world around and inside him in his sculptures
Art: Tradition and delight as an end in itself
(May 2012) The two artists making up Escultura-Opaso work according to commission and delight in unusual ideas
Art: Darkness of the soul peering out of slate
(April 2012) Spanish artist Pancho Castelo expresses dark moods in dark stone relief
Art: Play on stone
(March 2012) Many of sculptor Ulf Eggert’s works are chock full of humour and vitality
Architecture as a stonemason’s theme
Sculptor Ekkehard Altenburger of German dependences has dedicated himself and his work to the balance between buildings and their surrounding environment
In-house elephant-relief
English stonemason works stone to an enormous animal figure
Snap-shots of small animals
French-born sculptress Marion Rivière crafts even spiders and hedgehogs in stone