Klaus Börner:
Wall object ‘Raven Conversations’
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Slate + bronze | Signed | Format 20 x 15 cm | Weight approx. 2 kg | Suspension device
‘An old already dead tree in front of the setting sun. In the background, marked only with a fine line, a range of hills. Closely seated, two ravens as if deepened in their talk. We can only guess about the content, maybe it's all about who has won the sheep jumping today._x000D_
In my wanderings I encounter raven crows and other corvidae almost every day. I can constantly observe for something new. As they let walnuts fall all the way from the height, or as they roll over the vessels to possibly get to the tasty contents. Or as they scare away the birds of prey with their acrobatic flight maneuvers, the robbers in their area. Or s they hop around the sheep that are grazing in our fields in autumn. It looks as if there is a contest to see who is the naughtiest and the most brazen. All these observations inspired me to create the object ‘Raven conversations’’, said Klaus Börner._x000D_
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Wall object of slate and bronze. Catalog index no. 475. Signed by the artist. Format 20 x 15 cm. With suspension device.
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Klaus Börner: Wall object ‘Raven Conversations’
‘An old already dead tree in front of the setting sun. In the background, marked only with a fine line, a range of hills. Closely seated, two ravens as if deepened in their talk. We can only guess about the content, maybe it's all about who has won the sheep jumping today._x000D_
In my wanderings I encounter raven crows and other corvidae almost every day. I can constantly observe for something new. As they let walnuts fall all the way from the height, or as they roll over the vessels to possibly get to the tasty contents. Or as they scare away the birds of prey with their acrobatic flight maneuvers, the robbers in their area. Or s they hop around the sheep that are grazing in our fields in autumn. It looks as if there is a contest to see who is the naughtiest and the most brazen. All these observations inspired me to create the object ‘Raven conversations’’, said Klaus Börner._x000D_
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Wall object of slate and bronze. Catalog index no. 475. Signed by the artist. Format 20 x 15 cm. With suspension device.