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"10,000 Years" - Corporate Art Commission | Sculptures by Lutz Hornischer - Sculptures in Wood & Plaster | Delta Dental of California in Oakland
"10,000 Years" - Corporate Art Commission | Sculptures by Lutz Hornischer - Sculptures in Wood & Plaster | Delta Dental of California in Oakland
"10,000 Years" - Corporate Art Commission | Sculptures by Lutz Hornischer - Sculptures in Wood & Plaster | Delta Dental of California in Oakland

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Lutz Hornischer - Sculptures in Wood & Plaster

"10,000 Years" - Corporate Art Commission - Sculptures

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The sculpture is made from 100 pieces of old-growth reclaimed redwood. Each piece has about 100 growth rings, resulting in 10,000 years of growth within this work. The name of the artwork is "10,000 Years". The sculpture measures 40 x 34 x 10 inches. Commission similar to this piece are available and price depends on size.

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Lutz Hornischer - Sculptures in Wood & Plaster

Berkeley, CA

Wescover creator since 2019
Abstract sculptures from reclaimed wood and plaster

Lutz Hornischer is an abstract artist and sculptor working in the San Francisco Bay Area. His sculptures and wall art are inspired by nature, life, and the uniqueness of the reclaimed wood he uses. He enjoys the specific challenge of transforming an old and rustic material such as reclaimed redwood into contemporary sculptures and fine art. In his work, he leverages the architectural qualities of the wood by laminating wood boards into larger blocks, sculpting organic shapes, and exploring dynamic grain and natural color patterns. The old wood he is using has scratches, cracks, knots, and other imperfections that are similar to real life. Every piece of wood is like a person, with its unique character, challenges, and strengths. Lutz yearns to give the wood a new life and he hopes his sculptures and wall art inspire people to find new awareness, purpose, and joy in their own life.
Always exploring new materials, he recently I started to work with plaster influenced by ancient Greek and Italian artwork. The elegance, flow and smoothness of ancient marble sculptures inspired him to create abstract work with similar qualities using layers of sculpted paper covered with plaster. He was intrigued by combining the thin and fragile qualities of paper with the sturdy and hard surface qualities of plaster.