Original artwork description:
This sculpture was created for the SEKIMORI ISHI MODERN exhibition. (See also my sculptures Sekimori Ishi 1 and Sekimori Ishi 3). In the period from September 2013 to September 2015, this international traveling exhibition was shown at 5 locations in the Netherlands and France. Sekimori ishi: (literally: stacked stone; figuratively: boundary stone; stop stone) is an old 16th century Japanese tradition.
For 'Sekimori ishi modern' I started from the stone as a marking, modest, yet clearly present. The sculpture fits in a natural environment and is special in its modesty. The tension is not in the grand gesture, but in the details: for example the form of connection, the interplay of volumes, the balancing of shapes or the interior space through which light falls.
This sculpture is made of Belgium bluestone, carved by hand. The pointed chisel gives a rhythm to the surface. It’s about keeping in balance. The round form on top is kept in place by a rope. The rope runs underneath and is locked by a little twig. They need each other, but are in harmony.
Materials used:
Bluestone, rope and wood
Tags:
#minimalism #stone sculpture #outdoor sculpture #garden sculpture #sekimori ishiSekimori Ishi 2 (2013)
Stone sculpture
by Fieke de Roij
1 Artist Reviews
£3,205.42
- Stone sculpture on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 75 x 38 x 15cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Original artwork description
This sculpture was created for the SEKIMORI ISHI MODERN exhibition. (See also my sculptures Sekimori Ishi 1 and Sekimori Ishi 3). In the period from September 2013 to September 2015, this international traveling exhibition was shown at 5 locations in the Netherlands and France. Sekimori ishi: (literally: stacked stone; figuratively: boundary stone; stop stone) is an old 16th century Japanese tradition.
For 'Sekimori ishi modern' I started from the stone as a marking, modest, yet clearly present. The sculpture fits in a natural environment and is special in its modesty. The tension is not in the grand gesture, but in the details: for example the form of connection, the interplay of volumes, the balancing of shapes or the interior space through which light falls.
This sculpture is made of Belgium bluestone, carved by hand. The pointed chisel gives a rhythm to the surface. It’s about keeping in balance. The round form on top is kept in place by a rope. The rope runs underneath and is locked by a little twig. They need each other, but are in harmony.
Materials used:
Bluestone, rope and wood
Tags:
#minimalism #stone sculpture #outdoor sculpture #garden sculpture #sekimori ishiReturns and refunds
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This artwork is sold by Fieke de Roij from Netherlands
Fieke de Roij
Netherlands
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My sculptures are clear and
abstract. They are created intuitively, by combining shapes and materials.
While working I search for simplicity, tension and balance. The traces of the
manufacturing process remain visible,... Read more
