Crown work of remembrance by Klaus Tesching

About "Crown work of remembrance"

by Klaus Tesching

About the artwork

In the twilight heart of a mystical forest stands a majestic figure - half goddess, half creation - symbolising the balance between technology and nature. Her body gleams in reflective metal, cool and immaculate, yet interwoven with strong roots that reveal her innermost being like living veins. It is not a contradiction, but a perfect fusion: here the origin of the earth merges with the progress of the future.

From its head grows an elaborate branch of tendrils and cogwheels, a crown that both blooms and thinks. The red petals, rich and glowing, break the twilight like memories of springs long past. Embedded in the branches: filigree cogwheels that turn like relics from another time - slowly, deliberately, full of meaning. Their eyes gaze silently, knowingly, as if they were telling stories over the centuries that only nature and the world of machines have ever heard.

Small lights flicker in the background - perhaps guardians, perhaps memories. They hover between tree trunks like lost souls or artificial beings once created by the same trunk.

"Kronwerk der Erinnerung" is more than a portrait - it is an allegory of reconnecting with nature in the face of a technologised world. This figure is not in conflict with its origins, it is the bridge between the worlds. A living memorial to the fact that every root can also be a line - and every flower a cogwheel of life.

Conceived by Klaus Tesching, visualized with AI.