Terrain Light Projection
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Materials & Process
landart-description.txt — This sculpture was created using [specific materials]. The process involved [techniques]. Replace this content with your actual materials description.
Thinking Behind the Work
landart-thinking.txt — This work explores [concepts]. The form emerged from [inspiration]. Replace this content with your actual artist statement for this piece.
SCULPTURE SERIES: Past Present Future
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Materials & Process
sculpture-description.txt — This sculpture was created using [specific materials]. The process involved [techniques]. Replace this content with your actual materials description.
Thinking Behind the Work
sculpture-thinking.txt — This work explores [concepts]. The form emerged from [inspiration]. Replace this content with your actual artist statement for this piece.
MATERIAL WORKS: Focus Mycelium
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Materials & Process
material-description: This sculpture was created using mycelium 6 mont process of growing it into a human head mold made of Pet.
Thinking Behind the Work
material-thinking: — This work explores [concepts]. The form emerged from [inspiration]. Replace this content with your actual artist statement for this piece.
LAND ART
About This Category
Land art merges sculptural practice with the landscape itself — working directly with terrain, vegetation, and natural processes to create works that are inseparable from their environment. This category explores interventions in natural spaces where the site becomes both medium and message, shaped by weather, time, and the elemental forces of the landscape.
Projects
Terril Winterslag
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SCULPTURE
About This Category
Sculpture is the language of form in space — carving, casting, and constructing three-dimensional works that engage the body and the eye. From traditional stone and metal to experimental materials, each piece emerges from a dialogue between intention and material resistance, revealing forms that exist only through the act of making.
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Past Present Future
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MATERIAL
About This Category
Material research pushes beyond traditional sculptural boundaries — experimenting with living organisms, industrial processes, and unexpected substances to discover new aesthetic and structural possibilities. Each investigation begins with a question: what can this material become, and what does it want to reveal?
Projects
Focus Mycelium
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ARTISTIC STATEMENT
Do it like Philipphe here: I work with [materials] and [processes]. The physicality of [stone/metal/wood] informs my practice. Replace this text with your actual statement.
This is where you expand on your philosophy, your approach to form, and what drives your creative practice. Make it personal and evocative. Replace this secondary paragraph with additional context about your background, training, or specific techniques.
Exhibitions
2026 — Gruppenaustellung, Kunsthaus Glarus
2025 — Group Exhibition, Museum Name, City
2024 — Solo Exhibition, Art Space Name, City
2023 — Group Exhibition, Biennale/Fair Name, Country
HANDICRAFT HISTORY
Intro text about sculpture impressions. This section explores the tactile journey through traditional craftsmanship, where each piece tells a story of material transformation and artistic vision.
ALL WORKS ARE PLANNED AND EXECUTED BY THE ARTIST JOHANNES HOPPENSACK
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