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Easter Island 71 | Sculptures by Lutz Hornischer - Sculptures & Wood Art | Room & Board in San Francisco. Item made of wood
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Easter Island 71 | Sculptures by Lutz Hornischer - Sculptures & Wood Art | Room & Board in San Francisco. Item made of wood
Easter Island 71 | Sculptures by Lutz Hornischer - Sculptures & Wood Art | Room & Board in San Francisco. Item made of wood
Easter Island 71 | Sculptures by Lutz Hornischer - Sculptures & Wood Art | Room & Board in San Francisco. Item made of wood

Created and Sold by Lutz Hornischer - Sculptures & Wood Art

Lutz Hornischer - Sculptures & Wood Art

Easter Island 71 - Sculptures

Featured In Room & Board, San Francisco, CA

Starts at $9,000

Handmade

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Reclaimed Materials

Natural Materials

Locally Sourced

This floor sculpture shown at Room & Board San Francisco is made from 71 pieces of reclaimed redwood. The name of the piece is "Easter Island 71" and it is about 58 inches high. This sculpture is currently on display at the SFMOMA Artists Gallery at Fort Mason.

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Item Easter Island 71
Created by Lutz Hornischer - Sculptures & Wood Art
As seen in Room & Board, San Francisco, CA
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Lutz Hornischer - Sculptures & Wood Art

Berkeley, CA

Wescover creator since 2019
Sculptures and abstract wall art from reclaimed wood

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. His art should also set an example that sustainability and re-use of material is not just a necessity, but a beautiful and inspiring part of our existence and future.