The empty centre (the ‘negative space’) is feminine in shape; the movement of the lines of the sculpture is the wind. This movement suggests how the breeze can stir a strand of hair or catch her clothes and wrap them to her form. It gives the sculpture an appealing softness and femininity.
A subtle idea expressed as an accomplished and sophisticated sculpture – this really has the wow factor! It’s definitely one of our personal favourites in this year’s collection.
So simple but powerful, the best of contemporary Zimbabwean sculpture holds its own on an international stage. Nesbert’s stripped back minimalist abstract sculptures radiate confidence – he makes it look easy! He is one of the most exciting artists working in Zimbabwe today.
Springstone is a hard variety of serpentine stone. It is suitable for outdoor display, as it is dense and impermeable and has very few flaws that might be exacerbated by frost action. All colouration and texture within the stone is entirely natural, merely enhanced by the application of a coat of clear wax.
We have drilled into the base of this piece, as we do for most of our larger sculptures. We can also supply a suitable pin.
Shipping is from the UK via tracked courier; P&P at buyer’s expense.
If you’d like a shipping quote, please email us giving your delivery address (including post/zip code) and contact details.
For UK clients, you can also arrange a viewing by appointment.
