Mally, Werner. Mally, Werner. Kleine Schleife. - photo 1
Mally, Werner. Mally, Werner. Kleine Schleife. - photo 2
Mally, Werner. Mally, Werner. Kleine Schleife. - photo 3

Kleine Schleife.

Starting price
€ 1 500
Auction dateClassic
06.12.2019 10:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event location
Germany, München
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ID 263608
Lot 225 | Kleine Schleife.
Mally, Werner 1955 Karlsbad/CR - lebt in München Kleine Schleife. 2018 Bronze, weiß bemalt ca. 12 x 17 x 23 cm Signiert und datiert. Unikat. Aus einem Stück geschnittene und geformte Skulptur. Provenienz: Privatbesitz Süddeutschland Literatur: Holst-Steppat, Susanne: Bronzeskulpturen ''Sphären'' oder ''verlorene Sphären'', in: Schneider, Erich (Herausgabe): Werner Mally. Lichtung, Schweinfurt 2015, S. 60. Volumen, Raum, Körper, Linie, Fläche, Dynamik und Licht sind die Themenkreise, die den Münchner Werner Mally in seiner bildhauerischen Tätigkeit beschäftigen. In seinen Bronzearbeiten geht Mally von der Fläche aus. Zuerst entsteht ein Holzmodell, durch das nach dem Heraussägen der unterschiedlich breiten Bänder, das Gebilde gedehnt und gekippt wird. Die neugewonnene Fläche stellt nun die räumlichen Bewegungsabläufe dar, in denen sich die Bänder verdichten, durchdringen, ineinander greifen und sich wieder lösen. Nach dem Guss wird das Werk weiter bearbeitet. Immer wieder versucht Mally, wie auch in diesem Werk, an die Grenzen der Formbarkeit zu gehen. Die dadurch entstandene Dynamik lässt für das menschliche Auge kaum nachvollziehbare Verwirbelungen entstehen, die Mallys Werk so einzigartig machen.
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