Sculpting Nature

“I study the complex dynamics of the natural world and incorporate them into my artworks. My ultimate goal is to showcase the true diversity and astounding beauty of nature's evolution. I want to reawaken our sense of awe and appreciation for the natural world.” -  Arne Quinze

As a prominent contemporary artist, Quinze’s artistry comes alive through his captivating abstract oil paintings and meticulously crafted metal sculptures. At the entrance of the resort, you can encounter the mesmerizing water sculpture Nymphaea, a testament to Quinze’s artistic vision.

Delve deeper into his world to discover a magnificent green wildflower lupine sculpture, evoking the beauty of nature in vibrant hues. As you explore further, be enchanted by a remarkable wall adorned with 95 oil-painted sketches, each capturing a moment of artistic brilliance.

Through these captivating creations, Quinze invites you to engage with nature’s magnificence on a heightened level, emphasizing the delicate interplay of forms, colors, and textures. Immerse yourself in the profound beauty of Arne Quinze’s artistry, where every corner reveals a new marvel to behold.

Arne Quinze’s artistic journey revolves around the fundamental principles of diversity found in nature. For over a decade, he has nurtured a large wildflower field in the garden of his atelier, a captivating realm comprising thousands of plants and flowers. Within this garden labo, Quinze meticulously observes the architectural growth of the ever-evolving tapestry of colors and forms.

As an artist, Arne Quinze dares to challenge our perception of our place in the world. “Could it be that we humans are the aliens on this planet, disrupting the delicate balance of nature through our incessant taking without giving back? It’s as if our human DNA crash-landed with a meteor on Earth, disturbing the serene harmony of the Garden of Eden. Stepping outside ourselves, viewing the world through a different lens, the truth becomes clear: our actions mirror those of harmful creatures, inflicting harm upon the very world we call home.” - Arne Quinze