Less is more

Dutch artist Allon Verheul creates beautiful paper birds by cutting out tiny parts and leaving the rest up to the viewers imagination. He works with a scalpel and uses different patterns for feathers and other distinctive parts of the birds which results in many extra details.

Duck family - Allon Verheul, 2019

More about Allon: https://www.allonverheul.nl

Christmas Art Sale 2018

During the weekend of December 15 and 16, a special exhibition will be held at WG Kunst in Amsterdam; more than 100 works of art by more than 100 artists are offered for 100 euros each. Drawings, paintings, graphics, sculptures, jewelry, ceramics, glassware and more. Free entrance.

Address: Marius van Bouwdijk Bastiaansestraat 28 Amsterdam

More information: wgkunst@wgkunst.nl  *  +31 (0)20 6161515

Touching Wood

I accidentally stumbled upon the website of the Italian sculptor Bruno Walpoth and fell in love with his work. His sculptures all of which look quite pensive and deep in thought, seem to invite the viewer to touch them.

Although these are life-sized human figures, you know they are not real. Some of these sculptures are simply too pale and they are often coated with semi-translucent paint so the wood grain remains partly visible and looking closer, you can see rougher parts where his chisel has worked the wood. But God, how stunningly beautiful they are!!