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INGMAR – FIGURATIVE BRONZE SCULPTURE | NANDO KALLWEIT
Ingmar (2020) is a figurative bronze sculpture by German artist Nando Kallweit, portraying a seated figure with elongated limbs, crossed legs and a distinctive angular silhouette. The relaxed posture and carefully balanced proportions give the sculpture a quiet, contemplative presence.The dark bronze surface reveals subtle textures and sculptural details, while the reduction of facial features and anatomy emphasises gesture, form and expression. Characteristic of Kallweit's artistic language, Ingmar combines contemporary abstraction with a recognisable human figure.
Created as a serial unique work, the sculpture is individually produced and differs from other works within the series. Measuring 17 × 8.5 × 6.5 cm, Ingmar offers a refined sculptural presence for private collections and contemporary interiors.
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Nando Kallweit is a German sculptor known for his contemporary figurative bronze sculptures, characterised by elongated proportions, refined silhouettes and a distinctive minimalist aesthetic. His artistic approach combines traditional sculptural techniques with a modern visual language defined by balance, movement and expressive form.
Focusing on the human figure, Kallweit explores emotion and human relationships through simplified shapes, subtle gestures and carefully considered proportions. His sculptures balance abstraction and representation, creating a timeless sense of elegance and individuality.
Discover more about Nando Kallweit, his biography and exhibitions.
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Figurative bronze sculpture, 2019
Serial unique
10.6 × 4.9 × 3.4 in.
27 × 12.5× 8.5 cm
This serial unique bronze sculpture is individually signed by Nando Kallweit on the base.
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