Asterion at the Bauhaus: study 1

Asterion’s Tower – Hand‑Painted Sculpture by Furst_Ori

Where mythology meets modernism in a labyrinth of form and light.

Asterion’s Tower imagines what the mythic Minotaur—Asterion—might have created as a student of the Bauhaus: a vertical labyrinth rendered in sleek, modernist style. This mixed‑media sculpture blends ancient mythology with early‑20th‑century design language, turning the idea of confinement into a study of structure and clarity.

Each piece is hand‑painted using airbrush and Indian ink on layered acrylic panels, then embedded within a steel and stainless‑steel frame. The result is a dynamic artwork that shifts subtly with light, revealing new depths and reflections from every angle.

Details

• Medium: Airbrush and Indian ink on acrylic panels
• Structure: Welded steel and stainless steel
• Concept: “Studies for a vertical labyrinth tower” inspired by the Minotaur myth
• Handmade and signed by Furst_Ori
• Suitable for interior display

Merging myth, geometry, and modern architecture, Asterion’s Tower stands as a contemplative centerpiece for collectors of contemporary and conceptual art.