Original artwork description:

"mountain flow III" captures the raw, rhythmic movement of nature, translating the silent yet powerful presence of mountains into an abstract symphony of form. The rising wooden fragments resemble a jagged silhouette, reflecting the peaks and valleys of an untouched landscape. Their varying heights convey the organic unpredictability of nature.
The choice of wood, with its warm, earthy tones, reinforces the deep connection between structure and environment. The vertical arrangement suggests both stability and motion—a dynamic interplay between the immovable force of the mountains and the constant flow of energy passing through them. The sculpture invites the viewer to feel the subtle pulse of the Earth, perceive the vibrations of time, and experience the balance between stillness and movement.
"Mountain Flow III" is a reflection on the majesty of nature and a meditation on transformation—a reminder that even the most static forms are in a perpetual state of change.

Materials used:

larch, lime and maple, steel

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