Abstract Charred Wood Sculpture by Logniture

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This expressive abstract sculpture is a one of a kind piece, hand carved from a single block of solid hardwood. … Read more This expressive abstract sculpture is a one of a kind piece, hand carved from a single block of solid hardwood. Its dynamic silhouette, defined by reaching limbs and an open stance, evokes a sense of captured movement, like a figure in motion or a calligraphic stroke made three dimensional. The form feels both primitive and distinctly modern, a totemic object that commands space through its bold outline. The sculpture is unified by a deep, ebonized finish that saturates the wood in a rich, matte black. This monochromatic treatment emphasizes the piece's graphic profile while allowing the subtle texture of the wood grain to remain visible under close inspection. The surface is smooth to the touch yet retains the honest irregularities of the hand carving process, creating a play of light and shadow across its planes. Created through intuitive hand carving, this piece represents a direct dialogue between the artist's vision and the raw material. Its compact yet powerful presence makes it an ideal accent object. It serves as a striking focal point on a mantle, a bookshelf, or a console table, adding an element of intrigue and architectural form to the room. Perfect for Brutalist, Minimalist, Wabi Sabi, or contemporary interiors, it introduces a note of sophisticated darkness and sculptural integrity. It is an object that balances raw energy with refined execution. Finished with natural oils and waxes to protect the wood and seal the deep black color while preserving the tactile quality of the surface. Designed and made in Europe by Logniture, a studio dedicated to transforming raw timber into expressive, heirloom grade objects and furniture. Materials: Solid hardwood, carved from a single block Surface: Charred wood finish Finish: Natural oils and waxes Placement: Indoor use recommended This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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