Lou Ma Ho - Soltice





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Lou Ma Ho’s hand-signed 2026 sculpture “Soltice” is made of white-lacquered beech wood and measures 96 × 7 × 7 cm.
Description from the seller
- State: new
- Material: beech wood
- Weight: 5 kg
- Dimensions: 96 x 7 x 7 cm
- Color: white lacquered
SOLSTICE
There are two moments in the year when the sun seems to suspend its course before reversing its path. Two moments when the light reaches its extreme, when day and night contend for time.
With this work, Lou Ma Ho returns to its clean lines. The body lengthens, sharpens, narrows at its ends, until it is no longer than a line raised between earth and sky. A perfect sphere crowns it, like a celestial body immobile at the summit of its trajectory.
(The setup visuals are AI Visualizations based on photographs of the real object. The photos of the real object are authoritative.)
The white lacquer envelops the whole in a light that seems to belong to no hour. It erases roughness, dissolves shadows and transforms matter into an almost immaterial presence.
A sculpture that does not move, but that always seems to be in motion.
- State: new
- Material: beech wood
- Weight: 5 kg
- Dimensions: 96 x 7 x 7 cm
- Color: white lacquered
SOLSTICE
There are two moments in the year when the sun seems to suspend its course before reversing its path. Two moments when the light reaches its extreme, when day and night contend for time.
With this work, Lou Ma Ho returns to its clean lines. The body lengthens, sharpens, narrows at its ends, until it is no longer than a line raised between earth and sky. A perfect sphere crowns it, like a celestial body immobile at the summit of its trajectory.
(The setup visuals are AI Visualizations based on photographs of the real object. The photos of the real object are authoritative.)
The white lacquer envelops the whole in a light that seems to belong to no hour. It erases roughness, dissolves shadows and transforms matter into an almost immaterial presence.
A sculpture that does not move, but that always seems to be in motion.

