Außergewöhnliches Edelstein-Objekt: Eisbär auf Eisscholle - There is no Planet B - photo 1
Außergewöhnliches Edelstein-Objekt: Eisbär auf Eisscholle - There is no Planet B - photo 2

Außergewöhnliches Edelstein-Objekt: Eisbär auf Eisscholle - There is no Planet B

Lot 1063
05.05.2020 16:00UTC +01:00
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Starting price
€ 3 800
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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Lot 1063 | Außergewöhnliches Edelstein-Objekt: Eisbär auf Eisscholle - There is no Planet B
Estimate value
€ 3 800 – 5 000
Ankerkette: Weißgold 750/-, gestempelt. Handarbeit. Rückwand aus einer Jaspis Platte (Silex) mit Graffiti, Eisbär auf Eisscholle aus Bergkristall, Standfläche aus silbrig schimmerndem Mahagoni-Obsidian. Rückwand/Standfläche ca. 23 x 21,5 x 13,5 cm, Eisbär ca. 10,5 x 7 cm, Ankerkette L. ca. 11 cm. Totalgewicht ca. 2302 g. Goldschmiedetechnische Ausführung: die mit Graffiti bemalte Rückwand besteht aus Jaspis (Silex). Der Sockel/Standfläche besteht aus grau schimmerndem Obsdian. Symbolisch ist die Eisscholle mit einer Weißgold-Ankerkette an jener Graffiti Wand befestigt. Hier greift Matthias Fickinger das aktuelle Thema Klimawandel auf. Der Eisbär auf der Eisscholle ist heute nicht nur ein Symbol für den Nordpol, sondern versinnbildlicht die katastrophalen Auswirkungen der Erderwärmung. "There is no Planet B" und "make art not war" - der Eisbär auf der Scholle ist fest an eine mit Graffiti bemalte Mauer gekettet. Die Kette symbolisiert die unlösbare Verbindung des Eisbären zu seiner vom Klimawandel stark bedrohten Umwelt. * Eine erstklassige Edelsteingravur "Kunst" umgesetzt aus Meisterhand. BK
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