
A Story
About
Rocks
Marble has always fascinated me
– both as a material and as a challenge.
Nicolai Franzen

It is a stone that is hard, heavy, and uncompromising, yet it holds an almost poetic beauty. Working with marble is about finding the balance between respecting its strength and daring to shape it into something new.
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The process is long and demanding: from the first rough cuts to the meticulous refinement of the surface. Layer by layer, the stone’s inner character is revealed until the form begins to breathe. It is physical work, but also a meditative journey – a dialogue between hand, tool, and material.
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What drives me is the possibility of giving hardness a sense of softness. To let something as unyielding as marble take on organic shapes that almost seem capable of movement. In the tension between strength and fragility, solidity and lightness, I find the aesthetic I seek.
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My sculptures are currently represented by Galleri Hjorth in Horsens, where this exploration of marble continues to unfold.
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The beginning of the end
Marble Statuario Venato



Boys don't cry
Marble Statuario Venato


Boys don't cry
Marble Statuario Venato



Child
Marble Statuario Venato /
Black Marble / Resin
