Single Figurine Maxin

Like an acrobat in the circus ring, the sculptural artwork "Maxin", vividly hand-painted, captivates its viewers. With a perfect balance between soft curves and moving dynamics, the figure radiates a fascinating tension from its tip to its hair. The abstract sculptural form that MEISSEN^® master student Maximilian Hagstotz has given his work of art inspires the imagination to discover ever new aspects to the fantastic figure.

Surfaces painted with high-carat gold, which are hand-painted in a sophisticated manner, set accents. Like reflections of spotlights, they direct the gaze around the sculptural artwork, which seems to be in motion. Lying upside down on the pedestal, legs stretched in the air, the figure embodies agility and aesthetically flowing movements. Nuanced hand-painting further enhances this impression.

In this way, Hagstotz masterfully continues the great MEISSEN^® tradition of lively sculpture design by Johann Joachim Kaendler, Paul Scheurich and Jörg Danielczyk. The way in which the young artist knows how to characterize the femininity of the figure through abstraction deserves to be in the spotlight - as an impressive work of art, hand-painted in a modern way, and a great promise for the flourishing future of MEISSEN^® porcelain sculpture.