Patinated biomorphic bronze sculpture by Jacob Hordijk, 1990s

A sculptural biomorphic bronze work by Dutch artist Jacob Hordijk, created in the 1990s. Defined by its fluid abstract form and richly developed green patina, the sculpture balances organic movement with a strong architectural presence. The composition is built from flowing interconnected volumes that appear both grounded and weightless. Open negative spaces cut through the form, creating shifting silhouettes depending on the viewing angle. The asymmetrical structure and softened contours give the piece a continuous sense of motion, recalling natural growth forms and eroded landscapes. The textured bronze surface is enriched by a beautifully developed natural patina, with subtle variations of green, brown, and oxidized tones emphasizing the tactile depth of the material. Light moves gently across the curved planes, reinforcing the sculpture’s rhythmic and almost geological character. Blurring the boundary between abstraction and organic figuration, the work reflects Hordijk’s restrained sculptural language and strong sensitivity to material and form. Condition. Excellent condition, with a beautifully developed natural patina. Details. Artist: Jacob Hordijk. Origin: The Netherlands. Period: 1990s. Material: Bronze. Type: Biomorphic sculpture. Dimensions H 51 X W 32 X D 28 cm. Stock nr 01200526OS.