Geometry and spatial awareness lie at the core of Arno Kortschot’s sculptural practice. Through minimalist forms, he explores the relationship between material, architecture, and perception, inviting viewers to slow down and reconsider how objects inhabit space.

Rooted in the traditions of geometric abstraction and Minimal Art, Kortschot’s sculptures reduce form to its essentials. Using repetition, balance, and industrial materials and most notably zinc—his works interact with light, shadow, and their surrounding environment, creating a quiet yet powerful spatial presence.

Designed to extend beyond the gallery, his sculptures engage directly with architectural space. Whether presented as a single leaning form or as a constellation of elements, each work encourages viewers to pause, move, and experience subtle shifts in perspective.