This is a striking wall sculpture by Danish artist Henrik Horst, created during the 1970s. The piece exemplifies the Brutalist movement, characterised by its raw, unrefined aesthetic and emphasis on texture and material.
Constructed from metal, the sculpture features a complex arrangement of geometric shapes, including triangles, circles, and textured planes, welded together to form a dynamic, three-dimensional composition. The metalwork is mounted on a contrasting fabric-covered backing, framed in a simple, dark border. The interplay of the smooth, patinated metal surfaces against the heavily textured, almost molten-looking sections creates a compelling visual tension typical of Brutalist design.
The sculpture remains in good condition, displaying a natural patina that enhances its vintage character. The varied tones of the metal, ranging from deep bronze to lighter brass hues, add depth and interest to the piece.
This Henrik Horst wall sculpture serves as a powerful focal point in any interior. Its strong geometric forms and industrial materiality make it an excellent addition to Mid-Century Modern, industrial, or contemporary spaces, offering a bold statement of 1970s Danish design.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrown, GoldMaterialTextile, MetalNumber of items1First ownerYesHeight6 cmWidth92 cmDepth42 cmSigns of usageRust, Discoloring