Wooden abstract sculpture by British artist Brian Willsher (1996).
A tall sculpture of two interlocking forms sitting on a small plinth.
As with all Willsher’s work, this sculpture is handcrafted through a process of cutting each piece of wood on a bandsaw, from his home studio in South East London.
Willsher sculpted intuitively, a process he described as ‘doodling in wood’ — each sculpture was made solely by him, and while his work is instantly recognisable for his signature style, no two are identical.
