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// Helles Nagelkreuz by Günther Uecker, crafted in 2017, is a bronze sculpture shaped as a cross, wrapped with textured elements that mimic nails or wire entwined around its structure. The surface bears a distressed appearance, with a metallic finish that evokes both resilience and vulnerability. Uecker, known for his works incorporating nails, uses the cross form to explore themes of suffering, faith, and endurance. The twisted, chaotic lines across the sculpture suggest tension and entrapment, making this piece a powerful meditation on the human condition, spirituality, and sacrifice.
Helles Nagelkreuz, 2017
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// Helles Nagelkreuz by Günther Uecker, crafted in 2017, is a bronze sculpture shaped as a cross, wrapped with textured elements that mimic nails or wire entwined around its structure. The surface bears a distressed appearance, with a metallic finish that evokes both resilience and vulnerability. Uecker, known for his works incorporating nails, uses the cross form to explore themes of suffering, faith, and endurance. The twisted, chaotic lines across the sculpture suggest tension and entrapment, making this piece a powerful meditation on the human condition, spirituality, and sacrifice.
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Limited Edition Print
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Limited Edition Print
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Limited Edition Print
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Limited Edition Print
Sand
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Gunther Uecker
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Limited Edition Print
Sand
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Limited Edition Print
Sand
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Limited Edition Print
Sand
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Gunther Uecker
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Limited Edition Print
Sand
EUR 8,000
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Limited Edition Print
Screen-print
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Limited Edition Print
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Limited Edition Print
Sand
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Etching
Currently Not Available
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