Endless Column Wood Sculpture
Endless Column Wood Sculpture
A column of stacked modules, cut and finished by hand at Senser Woodcraft. The form is a nod to Constantin Brancusi's Endless Column, the 1938 monument at Targu Jiu built from one shape repeated until it seems to carry on past the top of itself. Senser does the same trick at table scale, where you can actually reach it.
The studio was founded in 2015 by three cousins from a woodworking family in central China, and it now runs workshops there and in New York. The rough geometry is machined, then every contour is refined and sanded by hand until the edges go soft. We like this one for the way the shadows change as you walk past it.
Solid wood with a natural wood wax finish. Beech stands 13.5 inches tall, black walnut 8 inches.
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