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Produced by Johan Creten, 2020
Patinated bronze, lost-wax casting
11 x 18 x 14 cm
Edition of 24
Realized in patinated bronze, De Kleine Vleermuis spreads its wings like a fragment of shadow frozen in light. Presented at solo exhibitions, this sculpture invites silent contemplation.
Inspired by nocturnal imagery and the ambivalent symbols of the bat, guide in the darkness and messenger between worlds, it embodies both protection and unease. Placed alone, it acts as a totemic presence; integrated into a group, it dialogues with other forms and opens up a broader narrative field. Its precise modelling and deep patina reveal meticulous workmanship, transforming the animal into a mythical and timeless figure.
The sculpture De Klein Vleermuisis inspired by Johan Creten's monumental work De Vleermuis,a bronze sculpture that explores the duality between fragility and power through the image of a bat. With its wings spread, it questions the boundary between the terrestrial and the aerial, while evoking transformation.












Realized in patinated bronze, De Kleine Vleermuis spreads its wings like a fragment of shadow frozen in light. Presented at solo exhibitions, this sculpture invites silent contemplation.
Inspired by nocturnal imagery and the ambivalent symbols of the bat, guide in the darkness and messenger between worlds, it embodies both protection and unease. Placed alone, it acts as a totemic presence; integrated into a group, it dialogues with other forms and opens up a broader narrative field. Its precise modelling and deep patina reveal meticulous workmanship, transforming the animal into a mythical and timeless figure.
The sculpture De Klein Vleermuisis inspired by Johan Creten's monumental work De Vleermuis,a bronze sculpture that explores the duality between fragility and power through the image of a bat. With its wings spread, it questions the boundary between the terrestrial and the aerial, while evoking transformation.






