Contemporary wall sculptures by NONOS combine sculpture and painting into an independent form of sculptural wall art. The handcrafted wall reliefs and wall objects develop spatial depth, structure, and presence, shaping architecture and interior spaces in a lasting way.
Contemporary Wall Sculptures between Painting and Sculpture
The artists create every wall sculpture entirely by hand in their studio, from the first layer to the final surface.
Canvas, carbon, and fiberglass form sculptural wall reliefs that interact dynamically with light and architecture wall art. Pure, lightfast pigments intensify depth and color vibration while ensuring long-term material quality.
Handcrafted Wall Sculptures inspired by Nature
Each work exists as a unique piece, carrying its own character, rhythm, and visual identity. NONOS also develops commissioned wall sculptures, individually conceived for specific spaces and client requirements.
Contemporary Wall Sculptures for Collectors, Museums and Galleries
These commissions remain unique artworks, shaped through direct artistic dialogue and manual execution. The value lies in artistic authorship: the artists retain full creative control and never outsource the making process.
Sculptural Wall Works with Spatial Depth
Each wall sculpture solves a central design challenge by giving large walls identity, structure, and emotional focus. NONOS creates art that does not decorate walls but defines space through form, movement, and presence.
Wall Art as a Quiet Focus within Space
The works of NONOS emerge from a continuous artistic development that unites sculpture, painting, and spatial experience. Mercedes and Franziska Welte have worked as a unified artistic duo for many years, steadily refining and expanding their distinct visual language. Their artworks have been presented in international galleries, museums, and institutional settings, and are held in private and public collections. Museum exhibitions and participation in international art events mark key milestones in their artistic journey.
An ongoing dialogue with architecture, material, and space continues to shape their practice. Each new body of work builds upon this experience and adds new dimensions to the existing oeuvre. The wall sculptures exemplify the NONOS approach: art as a spatial experience, developed through craftsmanship, intuition, and a deep understanding of form and presence.
