Ottmar Hörl - See No Evil Gnome - Red

Name: Ottmar Hörl - See No Evil Gnome - Red
Brand: Hörl
SKU: 1W-4Q6A-RJZP
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About See No Evil - Red gnome by Ottmar Horl

This gnome is part of the trilogy the Bearers of Secrets: See nothing, Hear nothing, Say nothing”. German sculptor Ottmar Hörl created this good-looking gnome in 2006 for an art event in Germany. It represents a cute bearded gnome with both hands covering his eyes. The See No Evil gnome body language illustrates the See Nothing part of the trilogy. Initially edited only in black, yellow and red for its original exhibit, this See No evil gnome now exists multiple shades. This Horl's gnome, see no evil in red sculpture is part of the trilogy the Bearers of Secrets: See nothing, Hear nothing, Say nothing (2006), by Ottmar HORL. This amusing See no evil gnome comes with the artist's signature engraved at the bottom at the back of its left foot. Our gnome art sculpture is a toxic-free, weatherproof, break-proof plastic. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use. More details on See No Evil - Red gnome by Ottmar Horl:

This amusing good-looking gnome comes with artist signature engraved at the bottom at the back of its left foot.

Details

Dimensions: 14.57″ x 6.10″ x 4.92″
Weight: 1 lb 0.2 oz
Shipping Weight: 2 lbs
Color: Red
Model: See Nothing Gnome
Materials: toxic-free, weatherproof, break-proof plastic, made in Germany.
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Buy it individually or keep the Bearers of Secrets family together with a set of three. Special Edition signed by the Artist.

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HÖRL

Ottmar Hörl was born in 1950 in Nauheim, Germany. He is a notable German artist, art professor, and writer. Not only Hörl studied at the Städelschule in Frankfurt (1975 / 1978), but also at the Academy of Fine Arts in Düsseldorf (1978 / 1981). In 1985 he co-founded the group Fomalhaut, with architects Gabriela Seifert and Götz Stöckmann. In 1999, Hörl became Professor of Fine Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts in Nuremberg. Eventually, he has been president of the Academy of Fine Arts Nuremberg since 2005. A mischievous artist, Hörl’s career has been predominantly about creating public commentary. He used his whimsical sculptures that have a friendly and teasing tone, especially with his gnomes. His work Flying Change staged in Selignstadt in 1994, for instance, placed a thousand blue garden gnomes, smiling and brandishing their middle fingers, all around the city. The intended effect was for the public to take them and move them around, which the townspeople gratefully did. Add a touch of “trendy activism” in your home or garden decor with Hörl’s gnome statues. They are suitable for inside and out and are all engraved with Sculptor signature as part as a Special Edition Collection.

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