Sculptures en Bois & Objets Artistiques
Chronicles of Beginning
Olive root (~400 years) on a white marble base. Captures the first impulse of form emerging from emptiness. Series “Transformations”. 1/1. Hand-carved, oil-polished.
Description
What does a tree remember after four hundred years?
This sculpture is the living memory of matter. An ancient olive root, like an unrolling scroll, tells a story not about life — but about its very first moment: the impulse that separates form from emptiness, being from eternal stillness.
The twisted, crack-riddled form of the root is not a portrait of life, but its ghost — a dream that matter sees of itself, unfolding through space as nature’s first chapter of becoming.
The marble base serves as foundation not only physically, but symbolically: primordial matter, pure potential that precedes form. Its cold smoothness and geometric precision form a contrasting ground from which the warm, complex organic of the wood takes flight. Together they create a dialogue between the eternal stillness of stone and the timeless impulse of life it births.
Haiku by the artist:
From the emptiness of stone
A dream of wood is born…
Chronicles of Beginning.
Additional information
| Weight | 30 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 50 × 30 × 30 cm |
| Artist | Hanko |
| Material | Olive root (Olea europaea), ~400 years. Base: white marble |
| Year | 2024 |
| Edition | 1/1 — unique work |
| Series | Transformations |
| Technique | Wood carving, hand polishing, preservation of natural curves |
















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