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Studio for sacred and public art: sculpture, glass design, wall design and liturgical furnishings.

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Atelier Robert M. Weber

Grafing near MunichNew on Amplifa

1988Freelance artist since
1958Born in Munich

About the Studio

The Atelier Robert M. Weber in Grafing near Munich is the studio of freelance artist Robert M. Weber. It creates sacred art such as the redesign of church interiors and chapels, liturgical furnishings (altar, ambo, cross, tabernacle, baptismal site, sedilia, candlesticks) and liturgical vessels, as well as public art for schools, authorities, libraries, hospitals, corporate buildings and cemeteries, including wall design, outdoor sculpture, glass design, portals and gravestones. The works encompass sculpture (relief, sculpture in the round, multiples, installations), painting in acrylic and glaze techniques as well as encaustic, float glass painting, screen printing and graphic art. Conception, design, model making and execution take place in the studio, in collaboration with architects, planners and authorities. Robert M. Weber completed an apprenticeship as an artistic cabinetmaker and restorer and studied sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich.

Site
Grafing near Munich
Processes
Model making, Sculpture (relief, sculpture in the round, multiples, installations), Wall design, interior and exterior, Glass design / church windows / float glass painting, Screen printing, Painting (acrylic and glaze techniques, encaustic), Furniture manufacturing (church pews, artistic cabinetmaking), Sacred art (redesign of church interiors, liturgical furnishings and vessels)
Materials
Glass, Wood
Founded
1988
Industries
Churches and religious institutions,
  1. 01

    Inspiration, Experiment

  2. 02

    Concept, Design

  3. 03

    Model Making

  4. 04

    Execution

  5. 05

    Presentation

Materials and Processes

Glas

Glass

Used in church windows and float glass painting.

Holz

Wood

Used in the manufacture of church pews as an artistic cabinetmaker.

Location

Grafing near Munich

DE

Studio/Residence

Lot size
One-off pieces
Materials
Glass, Wood

Industries

Churches and religious institutions

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Model makingEngineering–––––
Sculpture (relief, sculpture in the round, multiples, installations)Assembly–––––
Wall design, interior and exteriorSurface–––––
Glass design / church windows / float glass paintingSurface––––Glas
Screen printingSurface–––––
Painting (acrylic and glaze techniques, encaustic)Surface–––––
Furniture manufacturing (church pews, artistic cabinetmaking)Assembly––––Holz

Additional services

Sacred art (redesign of church interiors, liturgical furnishings and vessels)Public art (wall design, outdoor sculpture, glass design, gravestones)Conception and implementation in collaboration with architects, planners and authoritiesIndependent works (sculpture, painting, graphic art)Model making and execution

History

  1. 1958

    Robert M. Weber born in Munich; apprenticeship as artistic cabinetmaker/restorer; study of sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich, class of Professor Ladner

  2. 1988

    Freelance artist

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