NICLAS WOLF
Niclas Wolf presents a piece of the series Geoprimitiv. Thisseries draws comparisons between the Precambrian era andthe Anthropocene era. This series showcases distinctivetectonic sculptures made of a newly-developed, specializedclay. With unique thermic properties, even in extremeatmospheric conditions, each sculpture reflects the inherentstructure of the artwork and conforms to the laws of staticsand self-assembly. Every object is entirely unique and oneof-a-kind.
Invisible into the tangible.
Niclas Wolf's artistic vision is deeply rooted in his connection to the natural world. His daily life revolves around searching for and recording the elements that touch him, seeking to transform the invisible into the tangible.
His work is a constant process of experimentation, with every piece containing layers composed of the materials and inspirations that surround him. Tectonic structures and geological phenomena serve as great sources of inspiration for his creations.
Each of his collections is the result of a continuous investigation into how natural formative processes can be adapted into innovative and creative methods. By drawing inspiration from nature's creative forces, Wolf aims to bridge the gap between art and the natural world, exploring the ways in which art can be used to interpret and enhance the beauty of the environment.
Through his work, Wolf invites us to reflect on our relationship with the natural world and consider how we can learn from the transformative processes that occur within it. His pieces encourage us to look beyond the surface and appreciate the complex and intricate processes that shape our world, reminding us of the importance of protecting and preserving the planet's resources for future generations.