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"Nymphs' Round Dance" 2026 PLA (bio-based plastic),electroplated with copper, patinated/ Click here to buy

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The sculpture titled "Nymphen Reigen" (Nymphs' Round Dance) by Andreas Loeschner-Gornau, inspired by Greek mythology, is an abstract depiction of dancing figures. Crafted from a material reminiscent of bronze, it is coated with a patina that shimmers in irregular patterns. The dominant colors are a rich copper-red and a cool turquoise-blue, which sweep across the surface in mottled and swirling patterns. The composition features several intertwined, anthropomorphic forms that coalesce into a dynamic whole. The figures are stylized and androgynous, with suggested heads and limbs that twist in fluid motion around a central axis. One figure in the foreground appears to reach upward with outstretched arms, while other figures entwine around it and interact with one another. Together, they form a kind of circle or round dance, underscoring the themes of dance and community. The surface of the sculpture is textured and bears traces of manual craftsmanship. The smooth curves of the figures are interrupted by irregular flaking of the color and the exposure of the underlying layer, lending the surface depth and character. The interplay of light and shadow across the raised and recessed areas accentuates the three-dimensional form and its organic aesthetic. The sculpture rests upon a solid, almost block-like base—though this, too, is stylized and appears to grow organically out of the intertwined forms above. The underside of the sculpture is slightly rounded. The entire composition conveys a sense of movement, lightness, and mythological grace.