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Vinko Nino Jaeger - Stool - Schönheitsfehler - Item No. 4
Vinko Nino Jaeger - Stool - Schönheitsfehler - Item No. 4
Vinko Nino Jaeger - Stool - Schönheitsfehler - Item No. 4
Vinko Nino Jaeger - Stool - Schönheitsfehler - Item No. 4

Vinko Nino Jaeger – Stool – Schönheitsfehler – Item No. 4

270,00 €

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Schönheitsfehler (German word for “blemish”)
Stool with hand carved details. Oil paint and stain from own production.
Made from spruce and beech wood.

Seat height approx. 40 cm / 16 inch
Diameter approx. 26 cm / 10 inch

Limited edition, signed and numbered
Made in 2020

“A stool is not only a stool, it is a sculpture. A work of performative art that is only complete when used by a person or animal. The stool invites us to sit, to rest, become one and connect to earth. Its wood, flesh from the tree, becomes warm when touched by the body.

Sit on it, feel the deep layers of the wood, its inner secrets.

A whisper goes from body to body and tells stories from the earth.
Write down, my body!

In the woods we get to know each other and get lost.
We cherish it. Call it art. Call it living.

Use your hands to see.
Stand on three legs,
The odd one is your best.”

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Vinko Nino Jaeger – Stool – Schönheitsfehler – Item No. 4

Vinko Nino Jäger is an Austrian artist.

“The fascination for constructive wood sculpting captured me very early. My first building was a tent-shaped wooden hut, consisting of wooden shingles, built around a large spruce trunk. This was followed by small buildings, furniture and other articles of daily use. The human-like shape of the chair, its sculptural and performative possibilities began to occupy me more and more. Some years ago I decided to put my artistic emphasis on the chair and dedicated my life to it. Since then, more and more armchairs and stools have been made of solid wood. Each chair is a joyful celebration of functional sculpture, which finds its completion in the use by man (or cat). I share my passion for sculptural art by teaching at the Kunst VHS and Sigmund Freud Private University.”

More about the artist: https://www.vnjaeger.com