Bart Stillekens - "Elements of Nature"






Holds a master’s in art and culture mediation with extensive gallery assistant experience.
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Bart Stillekens’s Elements of Nature is a three‑part modern sculpture (edition 1 of 1, 2025), hand-signed, made from polyresin, metal and wood, in excellent condition, measuring 60 cm wide by 180 cm high by 30 cm deep and weighing 5 kg, sold directly from the artist.
Description from the seller
Elements of Nature brings together the essential forces of life and the natural world in a single composition. Each element carries its own symbolic meaning while contributing to a greater whole.
The butterflies represent the element of air. As they move freely through the sky, they embody freedom, transformation, and the continuous cycle of life.
The coral symbolizes the sea: the vast underwater world that nurtures countless forms of life and reminds us of nature's beauty, fragility, and resilience.
At the center, the human head represents human existence. It reflects our connection to nature and our place within the larger ecosystem, emphasizing that we are not separate from the natural world but an integral part of it.
Covering the surface are textures of stone and rust, symbolizing the earth. These materials speak of time, endurance, decay, and renewal, reminding us that everything in nature is constantly changing while remaining deeply connected.
Together, these elements create a harmonious balance between air, sea, earth, and humanity: a visual reflection of the interconnectedness of all life.
Black Columns and sculptures can be assembled. So total 3 parts.
Seller's Story
Elements of Nature brings together the essential forces of life and the natural world in a single composition. Each element carries its own symbolic meaning while contributing to a greater whole.
The butterflies represent the element of air. As they move freely through the sky, they embody freedom, transformation, and the continuous cycle of life.
The coral symbolizes the sea: the vast underwater world that nurtures countless forms of life and reminds us of nature's beauty, fragility, and resilience.
At the center, the human head represents human existence. It reflects our connection to nature and our place within the larger ecosystem, emphasizing that we are not separate from the natural world but an integral part of it.
Covering the surface are textures of stone and rust, symbolizing the earth. These materials speak of time, endurance, decay, and renewal, reminding us that everything in nature is constantly changing while remaining deeply connected.
Together, these elements create a harmonious balance between air, sea, earth, and humanity: a visual reflection of the interconnectedness of all life.
Black Columns and sculptures can be assembled. So total 3 parts.
