베르켄동크 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Miroslav Stransky's interest in forms and the possibilities of materials is evident in the sculpture Shiseido. Reminiscent of an indigenous mask, the sculpture is constructed from an oval base. A single line depicts the nose and eyes. Another, sharply cut shape represents the mouth.

In several busy connecting alleys in the city center, characteristic features of the city and its inhabitants, both past and present, are highlighted. In Het Hool, Kamstraat, Kanaaldijk N.W./Kasteellaan, and Piet Blomplein, photographs highlight various aspects of life in Helmond. (Changing exhibition)

De Greef creates all his sculptures in bronze, a material in which he feels he can express everything. The sculpture "Muze," installed in the Markt square in 2007, is typical of his work in many ways. By omitting the head and arms and emphasizing the legs, the space the sculpture appears to occupy is much larger than its actual size.

In many of Grégoire's sculptures, legs, arms, hands, and feet play a significant role. This is also the case in Just Married. The viewer will immediately recognize the hand and foot without visualizing the corresponding bodies. After all, it's not about the characters or a story, but about the feelings this touch represents: tenderness, blossoming love, and care.

With his often large sculptures, Gidy Knoors attempts to evoke emotions such as peace and contemplation and to radiate timelessness. He is fascinated by primal forms and primal emotions. The three-meter-high bronze statue of a pregnant woman was installed in Helmond in 1999. It is not the only sculpture in Knoors' work that features a pregnant woman.

Nestled behind the Lambertus Church lies a somewhat hidden, intimate courtyard: the Lambertushof. It's a tranquil spot where small specialty shops and various studios exude a cultural atmosphere. Throughout the year, the square hosts changing sculpture exhibitions. Several residents have established a foundation with the goal of organizing various artistic events at this unique location.

Marti de Greef creates almost all of his sculptures in bronze. He casts his sculptures himself. Since 1978, he has combined his craft as a bronze caster with his artistry. The subjects (nudes, amazons, warriors, bulls, and horses) and the basic form of his figurative sculptures connect with the classics. By omitting, shortening, or significantly thickening body parts, he creates a unique visual language. Marti de Greef creates almost all of his bronze. He casts his sculptures himself. Since 1978, he has combined his craft as a bronze caster with his artistry. (nudes, amazons, warriors, bulls, and horses) and the basic form of his figurative sculptures connect with the classics. By omitting, shortening, or significantly thickening body parts, he creates a unique visual language.

Erftemeijer's sculptures are reflections of everyday phenomena, yet simultaneously elevate them beyond themselves. For a further description, see sculpture no. 13 (Woman on a Chair).