Abstract biomorphic sculpture in carved wood and stone, 1970s

A sculptural biomorphic work dating to the 1970s, executed in carved plum wood and mounted on a solid granite base. Defined by its flowing organic form and warm natural materiality, the sculpture balances abstraction with a quiet architectural presence. The elongated vertical composition is shaped from a single piece of plum wood, allowing the natural grain and tonal variations to remain central to the work. The softly rounded contours and split upper form evoke organic growth patterns, recalling natural structures such as branches, bone formations, or eroded landscapes. The smooth hand-carved surface enhances the tactile quality of the wood, while subtle irregularities within the grain emphasize the individuality of the material. Resting on a dark granite base, the sculpture gains a strong visual grounding that contrasts beautifully with the warmth and softness of the carved wood. Blurring the boundary between abstraction and natural form, the piece reflects the sculptural experimentation of the 1970s, where craftsmanship and organic modernism were brought together in a restrained and timeless composition. Condition. Excellent condition, with a beautiful natural aged patina. Details. Origin: Europe. Period: 1970s. Material: Plum wood, granite. Type: Biomorphic sculpture. Dimensions H 86 X W 25 X D 26 cm. Stock nr 02200526OS.