Abstract Sculpture In Diabase By Robert Neuhauser, Switzerland, Circa 1985
Artist: Robert Neuhauser
Sculpture created by Robert Neuhauser in Switzerland, circa 1985, in diabase, a black volcanic rock with a particularly dense structure.
Carved from a monolithic block, the composition combines rough and polished surfaces in a subtle interplay of contrasts. Organic curves gradually emerge from the mineral mass, revealing the depth of the stone and the precision of the sculptor’s work.
Beginning in the 1980s, Robert Neuhauser developed a major series of stone sculptures in which streamlined forms and architecturally structured volumes interact with the material’s natural qualities. This body of work was notably featured in the exhibition *Arbeiten in Stein* at the Sigristenkeller Gallery in Bülach in 1989.Born in Altnau, Switzerland, Robert Neuhauser successively explored wood, stone, bronze, and cellular concrete, developing a body of work in which the simplicity of the forms highlights the material.
Switzerland, circa 1985.
Carved from a monolithic block, the composition combines rough and polished surfaces in a subtle interplay of contrasts. Organic curves gradually emerge from the mineral mass, revealing the depth of the stone and the precision of the sculptor’s work.
Beginning in the 1980s, Robert Neuhauser developed a major series of stone sculptures in which streamlined forms and architecturally structured volumes interact with the material’s natural qualities. This body of work was notably featured in the exhibition *Arbeiten in Stein* at the Sigristenkeller Gallery in Bülach in 1989.Born in Altnau, Switzerland, Robert Neuhauser successively explored wood, stone, bronze, and cellular concrete, developing a body of work in which the simplicity of the forms highlights the material.
Switzerland, circa 1985.
1 800 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Stone
Width: 31
Height: 98
Depth: 24
Reference (ID): 1815675
Availability: In stock
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