Never Ending Story by Victor Matafi, Springstone, Unique, 110cm high, 50cm wide, 30cm deep
Large abstract Zimbabwean Shona Springstone sculpture of a knotted infinity curve.
The infinity curve used in Never Ending Story by Victor Matafi could which represent eternity, endlessness, or an unbroken connection. The knot could symbolize interconnectedness, unity, or the continuous flow of time and existence.
Shona sculpture refers to the traditional stone carving practice by the Shona people of Zimbabwe. Their craft has international recognition. Artists in this tradition often work with stones like soapstone, serpentine, and Springstone. The stone is a durable and attractive material that’s ideal for carving. Springstone is known for its deep, rich tones, which range from dark greens to browns, giving it a distinctive and beautiful quality.
This kind of piece often has cultural significance, reflecting Shona ideas about life, spirituality, and the interconnectedness of all things. The knot may also be a visual metaphor for relationships or cycles, making it both abstract and also deeply symbolic.
Delivery & Installation
The Sculpture Park will be in contact after purchase to arrange a delivery date. Delivery will require at least 1 person, which will be provided by The Sculpture Park wherever possible. We can provide an installation service upon request, email Sian at sian@thesculpturepark.com to discuss details. Delivery and installation will be provided by The Sculpture Park for mainland Great Britain, excluding the Channel Islands, Scottish Highlands and Republic of Ireland. A mainland courier company will handle any onward shipping.
We can provide a suitable sculpture plinth for an extra charge, please enquire for details. Experienced professionals handle all our sculptures, ensuring safe delivery and proper installation.
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