Red Fish Bones

By Ernst Schneider

https://instagram.com/ernstschneidersculptures

Chainsaw carving, Pine, acrylic paint, varnish (incl. provision to be wall mounted) Despite negative environmental aspects of pollution and over-fishing we must endeavour to protect and preserve the multitude and beauty of marine life in front of our door step, the coast of the Indian Ocean. The fish bone skeleton symbolises the potential threats, the colour the vibrancy of marine life.

3D sculpture Acrylic paint, varnish

46 x 164

Unframed

I am most passionate about chainsaw carving, other carving and sculpting, and have been on my sculptural journey since 2010 when it all started. I believe that artistic creativity is an innate character trait rather than an acquired skill. I have always loved the experience of losing myself in thought and diving into the world of art and imagination. This creative introspection allows me to produce a niche art that is aesthetically beautiful and one-of-a-kind. Throughout my short career, I have accumulated and honed a repertoire of artistic techniques that have allowed me to better illustrate my intentions as an artist. My aim is to create unforgettable works and impart a deep emotional connection between objects and human beings whenever I begin a new piece. As a result, most of my work conveys the synthesis between the figurative and the abstract, and the real and imaginary. Between 2014 and 2023 I have won multiple prizes at Awards events. I am exhibiting regularly and am a member of WASA (West Australian Society of Arts, since 2022) and CASM (Contemporary Australian Surrealists Movement 2014- 2022). Details can be found on my website.