Nynke Schepers - Harmony 1989
Nynke Schepers - Harmony 1989
This tranquil bronze sculpture by Nynke Schepers depicts two figures sitting side by side in an intimate, equal pose. Their bodies subtly flow together, creating a powerful sense of unity and connection. The pose exudes tranquility, balance, and mutual trust, as if the figures are silently supporting one another.
The rounded shapes and soft contours give the work a warm, human feel. At the same time, small, rough textures add vibrancy and depth, allowing the surface to reveal new nuances as the light moves across it. The dark patina, enriched with green hues, reinforces the timeless and serene atmosphere characteristic of Schepers' style.
Although the faces are not elaborately detailed, the emotion remains clearly palpable in the body language and the way the figures lean toward each other. This understated artwork subtly yet powerfully depicts harmony, togetherness, and inner peace, making it a meaningful addition to both modern and classic interiors.
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Material
Material
Bronze
Dimensions
Dimensions
12 cm high x 10 cm wide x 4 cm deep
Weight
Weight
0.6 kg
About the artist: Nynke Schepers
Nynke Schepers (1975)is a Dutch sculptor known for her poetic figurative bronzes in which humans and animals acquire a soft and harmonious presence. Born in Friesland, she found her way to the visual arts early on, where modeling and a sense of form became central. Her sculptures are characterized by rounded lines, tranquil poses, and a subdued atmosphere that is immediately appealing. Schepers creates both human and animal figures and manages to infuse both with a warm character and subtle emotion. The design is deliberately kept simple, allowing the essence of posture and gesture to fully express itself. The patinas are natural and warm, giving her sculptures a timeless quality. Her work is prized by collectors who appreciate serene and accessible figurative art. With her recognizable and sensitive style, Nynke Schepers has secured a permanent place in contemporary Dutch sculpture.