Sculpting With Dust and Nature

German artist Susanne Tunn creates massive stone sculptures, but she also uses unconventional materials like dust, plants, and tin. Her work focuses on the physical presence of these natural elements, whether they are tiny or towering.

While most sculptors look for durable stone, Tunn embraces the fleeting nature of dust to create intense, tactile experiences. She intentionally chooses diverse materials to explore how weight and texture interact with human perception. Her art aims to bridge the gap between permanent monuments and the subtle, organic life around us. By shifting scales, she forces viewers to reconsider the physical world in unexpected ways.