Portraits – Bartosz Banasik
Self-portraits, made by Bartosz Banasik with A1. With this sculpture he graduated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakau. Fine example of the possibilities of A1.
Panda – Albert Kramer
Space Refugee – Omar Imam
Space Refugee is a sculpture which tells the story of a father and his daugther who can travel in time and space using a huge magic lollipop while riding a big skippy ball. It’s an adventure of a survivor of torture and war who managed to turn his trauma into a superpower with the essential […]
Slome Duikelaar – Louk Weyers
Broken Angel Wings – Ferdinand Eskes
Despite missing a wing, legs, arms always carry on positively in life. The bronze colour represents the harsh reality of daily life.The Angel and wing in gold shines and continues with everything. 3D version, size without wing 124 x 74 cm
Angel – Bartosz Banasik
Bartosz Banasik made this Angel at the client’s request. The form is inspired by the work of the great Catalan sculptor Josep Limona. Dimensions: 220x90x60 cm – Material: A1 + Stone meal
Faces – Martha Mulawa
More info: Martha Mulawa Design
Table and pedestal – Gert Wessels
Gert Wessels created a fresh mint green modular presentation system. Photographer: Britt Zonneveld and Jasper Timmermans More info: Gert Wessels Proces Previous Next End result
Statue – Lut van Dievel
Fragments – Dylan Lewis
These ‘Fragments’ are located at his Sculpture garden in Stellenbosch (South Africa). Lewis’s primary inspiration is the wilderness. At one level the sculptures celebrate the power and movement of Africa’s life forms; at another the textures he creates speak of the continent’s primaeval, rugged landscapes and their ancient rhythms.
