About this piece
Rhino is a sculptural work that honors strength and resilience. The powerful form and sharp elements reflect the rhino’s natural defenses, but the piece also speaks to the vulnerability that lies behind armored skin. It reminds us that even the mightiest creatures live in a balance between struggle and peace, and that true strength often lies in the ability to stand firm while remaining open to change.
Savannah is a series of sculptural works inspired by the grandeur of the savannah and the powerful beauty found in its open landscapes. The collection explores the cycle of life — beginnings, transformation, and renewal — reflecting nature’s constant motion, where all life is connected in a cycle that continues through time and space.
The works balance between the robust and the delicate, the stable and the fleeting. The organic forms and raw surfaces evoke associations with wood, stone, and the natural lines of the landscape. At the same time, they open up new interpretations and invite you to reflect on the relationship between humanity, nature, and time.
The collection does not merely seek to depict the savannah as a place but to capture its rhythms and stories. It reminds us how life arises, changes, and disappears, only to begin again in an endless circle.
Original
This piece is a one-of-a-kind original. Some original works are also available as art prints in various sizes.
Materials
Concrete, metal and rhinestones.
Dimensions
L14 x W11 x H13 cm.
Quality Assurance
When you order a piece, you can be confident that you are purchasing a high-quality product. Watercolours are painted on acid-free paper. Only the highest quality acrylics and canvases are used. Danish products are used whenever possible. The frames are made from sustainable wood. You can read more about the frames by clicking here.
Disclaimer
We reserve the right to: 1) create similar works, 2) exhibit this piece, 3) reproduce art prints of this piece, 4) use the piece in marketing, 5) use the piece in connection with the sale of NFT art.