"Annunciation sculpture" PLA (bio-based plastic),electroplated with copper, patinated/ Click here to buy
The images show various views of a sculpture titled "Annunciation" by Andreas Loeschner-Gornau, depicting the biblical event in which the Archangel Gabriel announces the birth of Jesus to Mary. The sculpture features an abstract design composed of interconnected, human-like figures.
One figure appears to represent Mary; its form is fluid and organic, featuring a rounded shape that suggests pregnancy. Arching over her is a larger, also abstractly rendered figure representing the Archangel Gabriel. This figure features wing-like elements and appears to be approaching Mary with a gesture evocative of an annunciation. At the center of the figure, a smaller, heart-shaped or child-like form is visible, symbolizing the unborn child. The sculpture rests on a rectangular base.
The sculpture’s coloring is distinctive, dominated by iridescent turquoise and blue tones reminiscent of patina. Gold and bronze accents overlay the surface, highlighting the raised areas and edges of the forms. The surface is textured, featuring numerous small, irregular bumps and indentations that lend the sculpture a lively, almost natural feel. The colors are not applied uniformly but reveal traces of hand-crafting and artistic manipulation, such as darker blue speckles and golden highlights.
The composition is balanced yet dynamic. The sweeping lines and the way the figures interlock create a sense of movement and emotional connection. Presented against a white background with subtle shadowing, the views allow for a clear appreciation of the sculpture's form and surface texture. The entire composition rests on a flat, rectangular base.