Fragment Stone

The large circular tabletop features Kingma’s characteristic mosaic technique, combining dark natural stone and slate with contrasting fragments of stone and small coloured inlays.

A striking large-scale sculptural female torso executed in tessellated stone, presenting a modern interpretation of the classical fragment form.

A monumental sculptural floor lamp with a strong architectural presence, defined by its powerful conical form and entirely clad in irregular porous stone fragments, likely lava or tu...

A striking pair of table lamps created from 19th-century carved stone architectural fragments. Each substantial column-form body is sculpted with a continuous spiral turning reminisc...

Kingma travelled extensively in search of unusual stones, minerals, and fragments that could become part of his compositions.

Crafted from meticulously fitted stone fragments in warm, natural tones, the generously scaled form features a classic amphora-inspired silhouette that highlights the rich texture an...

That tension between the ancient and the man-made is particularly characteristic of Kingma’s work. Rough stone, slate and mineral fragments sit alongside precisely placed metal eleme...

This pedestal was not originally made for this particular Buddha figure — it is thought to be a fragment of a stone tool once used for another purpose, such as a grinding bowl (surib...

The Composition — Different Paths, One Shared Life Surrounding these two symbolic elements, Kingma assembled a rich architectural mosaic of slate, natural stone, mineral fragments, ...

Mid-butterfly hinged doors sits an unpolished Lapis Lazuli stone fragment, estimated some 65 million years old and found in the Sar-e-Sang mines in Badakchan, Afghanistan.

An antique Cotswold limestone corbel of a medieval English King, salvaged from the base of an archway in a period building in Oxfordshire. This fragment of stone is an impressive ha...

Using a resin binder, these inert but natural materials — base, hemp, cork, fragments of stone, and metals— are blended together in a way that seems to come from a distant world or a...

The lamps are composed of a hand-built ceramic structure encrusted with irregular fragments of lava stone, creating a dramatic geological surface that rises into a tapered column bef...

Materials: Handcrafted stone made with Matera stone fragments, sedimentary rocks of the Italian Apennines and pure water, yellow mineral pigments from Italian soils and yellow painte...

Materials: Handcrafted stone made with Matera stone fragments, sedimentary rocks of the Italian Apennines and pure water, clear borosilicate glass.

Hand-sculpted in plaster, the vessel features a raised Medusa relief emerging from its surface, giving the piece an architectural quality reminiscent of ancient stone fragments and c...

For interior designers, the combination of Taxco silver, classical imagery, fragmented figuration, black stone and sculptural texture makes this an especially versatile accent for co...

The rectangular top is composed of an abstract arrangement of multicolored marble and stone fragments, creating a richly textured mosaic surface with strong decorative appeal.

A woman in a tall headdress walks toward the viewer carrying a basket, a man sits on the steps of the loggia, and at lower left townspeople gather around market wares and stone fragm...

The fluid shapes evoke fragments of nature — flowers, stones, water, and organic structures — while remaining open to individual interpretation.

Renowned for its rich composition of embedded stone fragments, this exceptional breccia marble features dynamic shades of warm yellow, red, terracotta, and muted brown, creating a vi...

Shapes may resemble flowers, fungi, cells, stones, insects, or fragments of landscape, yet they resist becoming any one identifiable subject.

A curated collection of hand-worked 19th century Italian Grand Tour specimen marble fragments and semi-precious stones, many with original collector’s labels.

Though entirely abstract, the overlapping forms suggest fragments of architecture, stone, or landscape without resolving into a recognizable subject.

The edges are intentionally notched and chattered, simulating a fractured stone fragment or archaeological cave wall. Turned over, the plaque exposes the unglazed, coarse terracotta-...

The lower ranges of the castle show only in fragments of grey stone between the foliage, a deliberate choice that uses the plantation in the park to frame the subject.

Fragment of an Inscribed Stone
 France, 15th century
 Limestone
 14 × 24.5 × 5 cm This evocative limestone fragment preserves the refined vestiges of a Gothic inscription carved in ...

During the cultural flourishing of the late Edo to Meiji era, scholar-calligraphers treasured surviving Nara-period temple fragments, commissioning stone and tile masters to fashion ...

This is not a conventional landscape, but a mental terrain: stones, fragments and coastal matter arranged like a private mythology.

Each sphere reveals a unique composition of dramatic earth tones, including deep chocolate brown, burgundy, rust, charcoal, cream, ivory, and soft gray. Angular fragments of ancient ...

Applied through broad painterly gestures, translucent washes, and denser passages of glaze, the colours overlap and merge across the ceramic surface, creating compositions that evoke...

Fun Historical Fact Breccia marble, often sourced from regions in Italy such as Tuscany, is formed over millions of years through the natural compression of broken stone fragments, g...

His works often transform rocks, stones, fragments and mineral structures into faces, bodies, masks, mythological presences or impossible creatures.

Workers and visitors are shown among exposed ruins and architectural fragments, with large carved stone elements, vessels and other antiquities in the foreground.

The natural texture of the concrete contrasts beautifully with the dark, glossy stone fragments, creating a rich and layered surface.

The forms are not merely decorative: they seem assembled, almost sculptural, recalling Pitxot’s fascination with stones, bones, fragments and metamorphic bodies.

Transparent washes of black, grey, and olive tones create the sense of a hidden landscape — fragments of stone, mist, or weathered surfaces unfolding through depth and movement.

The surface is heavily worked with impasto, creating a tactile presence where paint behaves like material rather than image. Fragmented shapes suggest eroded stones, anatomical forms...

Painted in 1985, this work belongs to Pitxot’s mature period and presents one of his most recognizable subjects: a dreamlike mineral landscape built from stones, fragments, shells, f...

The piece is composed of carved alabaster elements arranged in a compact configuration, preserving fragments of the stone's original outer crust. The alabaster surfaces evoke a fossi...

Fragments of stone are reconstructed and reassembled, giving rise to an organic form in constant tension, where solid and liquid seem to coexist.

Its fire rises from the hollow, proving that what is unseen often transforms the most. A fragment of eternity, carved in stone and fire. It reminds us that though we are fleeting be...

Its fire rises from the hollow, proving that what is unseen often transforms the most. A fragment of eternity, carved in stone and fire. It reminds us that though we are fleeting be...

Aqua Fossil Soul reveals a fragment of stone emerging like a hidden treasure beneath rubble, a quiet presence uncovered through weight and fracture.

Aqua Fossil Soul reveals a fragment of stone emerging like a hidden treasure beneath rubble, a quiet presence uncovered through weight and fracture.

The disk also presents fragments of translucent stone, which makes the piece very attractive to the sight and touch.

The organic orifices express the end of the matter; there's a physical representation of a void in the stone fragments. Chaos is a piece that, in this version, serves as an object, ...

Crafted from terrazzo composite featuring stone fragments in shades of blue, white, and ochre, Arcata plays with light and texture, revealing ever-changing nuances depending on the v...

The forms appear to rest upon one another like stacked stones or geological fragments, suggesting a moment of delicate equilibrium where mass and placement coexist in visual tension.

The forms appear to rest upon one another like stacked stones or geological fragments, suggesting a moment of delicate equilibrium where mass and placement coexist in visual tension.

His still lifes and urban views are characterized by concentrated calm. Mirrors, stones, fragments of facades – they hover on the threshold of change.

His still lifes and urban views are characterized by concentrated calm. Mirrors, stones, fragments of facades – they hover on the threshold of change.

This ring is inspired by mosaic, a decorative technique with which a design is reproduced by means of stone fragments, on a surface. The ancients embellished their buildings with geo...

Palm trees and scattered architectural fragments soften the rigid stone forms. Boats and figures on the Nile, provide a sense of scale and portray daily life continuing alongside anc...

This sculptural lamp evokes a fragment of a stone landscape, removed from its original context yet retaining the essence of its source.

In Pinto, fragments of marble and stone lie beneath a gentle, majestic surface, combining the gaiety of Venetian soirées with the mystery of primitive shapes.

The inside and invisible to the external wooden structure is clad in terrazzo finish slabs, crafted with an agglomeration of red stone and marble fragments in various granulometries.

In Pinto, fragments of marble and stone lie beneath a gentle, majestic surface, combining the gaiety of Venetian soirées with the mystery of primitive shapes.

Using a protocol reminiscent of botany and archaeology, her work centres on the collection, accumulation and observation of natural and seemingly banal objects, which she then meticu...

Using a protocol reminiscent of botany and archaeology, her work centres on the collection, accumulation and observation of natural and seemingly banal objects, which she then meticu...