Discover the Artistry of Wood Carving
Wood Carving Symposium 2025
Join us in celebrating the intricate craft of wood carving, where tradition meets innovation in a vibrant showcase of talent and creativity.
A Gathering of Creativity
Welcome to the Wood Carving Symposium
Each carving begins with a single cut, but together these cuts tell the story of creativity, tradition, and community. The Wood Carving Symposium brings artists and audiences together to celebrate the art of transformation — from raw logs into works of beauty, imagination, and meaning. Over several days, carvers from near and far work side by side in a public setting, offering visitors the chance to witness the process, connect with the artists, and share in the spirit of cultural exchange.
The Legacy of Wood Carving
Wood carving has been an integral part of human culture for centuries, serving as a medium for storytelling, spiritual expression, and functional artistry. From ancient totem poles to contemporary sculptures, the history of wood carving is as diverse as the cultures that practice it. This section delves into the fascinating journey of wood carving, exploring its roots and its impact on today’s artistic landscape.
Explore the 2025 Creations
Artists of 2025
Marcel Eyer
Instructor and teacher for heraldry, ornamental designs at the Woodcarving School of Brienz, Switzerland. He lives and works in Innertkirchen, Switzerland.
Franziska Frutiger
Self-employed sculptor and product designer. Lives in Innertkirchen and runs her own studio in Meiringen, Switzerland.
Markus Flück
Sculptor, Director and instructor of the Woodcarving School of Brienz. Lives and works in his studio in Thierachern
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