The bronze sculpture shows the head of Escher’s wife Jette. Manufactured with lost wax technique subsequently patinated.

By Galerie Artinvest, artist Eunwha Kim-Kilian,

Original M. C. Escher,

Height 35cm

The spiral requires a perfect casting because any refinishing work is impossible due to the geometry in this piece. There are only few casting houses able to finish a work like this.

By MedekTomáš,

Length 14cm

This high-gloss polished work convinces by its non-porose surface. Crafted in segments through lost wax technique. By Professor Lotte Ranft, Height 230cm

This detailed elaborate sculpture includes tiniest specifications displayed in its casting.

By Wilfried Maria Blum,

Length 35 cm

This sculpture is manufactured from 999 fine silver. The patination allows a diverse colouring.

By Galerie Bullion Art, artist: Emanuel Basler,

Height 32cm, Weight ca. 10kg.

This large scale sculpture by Prof. Erberhart Linke has been created as a segmented clay model. Its sole segments have been casted and connected in bronze.

Pick-up service, transport and assembling support courtesy of Art Casting Pfeifer.

By Prof. Eberhard Linke, Site: Mainz, Kronenberger Hof,

Height 2.8m, 480kg

Manufactured using the with lost wax technique.

By Michael Schwarze.

Height 66cm

A sculpture of 999 fine silver. Manufactured in segments which have been fused subsequently.

By Galerie Bullion Art, Künstler Maximilian Verhas,

Height 20cm ca. 10kg

New technologies afford new arts. A sculpture first created on a computer, then realized by machine, bronze cast and patinated.

By Prof. Micheal Gabriel,

Breite 70cm, Height 22cm

The rooster has been patinated in various colours to increase the sculpture’s expression.

By Galerie Gerz,

Height 54cm

Manufactured of nickel silver. This material is non-corrosive and also marked by its high-grade steel- like appeareance, while production costs are less than steel.

By Maximilian Verhas,

Length 19cm

The drop has been done with sandbox technique using out aluminium.

By Luigi Colani,

Height 140cm,

Standort: Skulpturenpfad Kirchhain.

These sculptures have been created in segments with sandbox technique and assembled subsequently.

By Prof. Micheal Gabriel.

Length 5m and 4.5m,

480kg and 430kg

Length: 5 metres and 4.5 metres. The boards have been manufactured with sand casting.

By Rainer Landgraf,

Ø 115cm, 81kg

The tiny details, especially to be seen on the leaf, show the detail that can be realized with the lost wax technique. Furthermore this object displays a beautiful multi-colour patina.

By Jana Pfeifer,

Height 10cm.

This mirror-finished work convinces by its non-porous surface.

By Hubert Hangofer,

Height 71cm

This piece consists of nine sculptures, partially inside a boat of bronze. Some pieces include a pipeline system for a water fountain.

By Michael Schwarze;

Standort: Neuenburg am Rhein, Schlüsselstraße;

Length 4.3 m

Cast of a detailled shaped bust.

By Wilfried Maria Blum;

Height 38cm

These boards have been manufactured with sand cast. The buildings were made with lost wax technique and subsequently fused to the base. The extraordinary challenge was the exact displaying of the Braille to ensure legibility for blind people.

By Deutsche Blindenstudienanstalt;

Standtort: Düsseldorf Rathausplatz;

Whole installation 98 x 67cm