Monumental abstract sculptures by Marc Verdoodt, Belgium, 1980s.

A striking pair of large sculptural works by Belgian artist Marc Verdoodt, made from rare Belgian Noir de Mazy marble. These powerful abstract sculptures showcase Verdoodt's distinctive sculptural language, characterized by faceted planes, deeply carved textures, and rhythmic geometric cutouts. The surfaces reveal dynamic chisel marks that beautifully capture light, creating a rich interplay between shadow, texture, and the deep coal tones of the marble. Made from Noir de Mazy marble, a historic Belgian stone prized for its density and dark tonal depth, the sculptures possess both visual strength and refined material presence. Their twisted vertical forms evoke a sense of movement, almost geological in character, while maintaining a strong architectural posture. The works are signed by the artist and stand at an impressive height of 74 to 75 cm, making them exceptionally large examples of Verdoodt's sculptural production. Pieces of this scale are rarely encountered on the market. Presented as a pair, the sculptures create a captivating dialogue between form, mass, and negative space, making them ideal as an emblematic installation in a contemporary interior or architectural setting.