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Lubo Kristek's 'The Soul' is a powerful assemblage artwork reflecting on philosophical dialogues with Arno Lehmann. Crafted in 1973, it embodies the triumph of organic forms over geometric shapes, treated with flame to emphasize natural textures. Explore Lubo Kristek's 'The Soul,' a striking wooden sculpture symbolizing resilience and natural energy—inspired by Arno Lehmann’s philosophy & Salzbur
Lubo Kristek (born 1943) is a Czech sculptor known for critical assemblages and happenings that blend art, life, and audience participation. His work reflects experimentation with media like fire and explores themes of vulnerability and ethics. Explore Lubo Kristek's groundbreaking sculptures and performances, including 'Sea Horse,' 'Monument to the Five Senses,' and 'Kristek Thaya Glyptotheque.'
Explore 'In the Prematurely Cloned Age of One Planet' by lubo kristek – a surreal sculpture installation blending body horror & stylized elements. A unique 250x150cm artwork.
Lubo Kristek’s “Stabilizer of Insufficient Number of Hands” (2013) blends religious iconography with contemporary objects, questioning traditional representations. Crafted from clay or plaster and accented with silver, the sculpture depicts a crucified figure holding a football and frisbee—a surrealist piece exploring themes of inadequacy and satire. Measuring 32 x 21 cm, it exemplifies Kristek’s