Casting a bronze sculpture is not without danger, the preparation is extremely time-consuming and it requires innovative ideas. In a specially patented process, the Kollinger art foundry creates the most filigree objects from metal for eternity. The process takes about two weeks and requires many steps in which the artist's original model must change shape several times: It becomes a wax model, then a ceramic negative, and only then finally a bronze sculpture. No details of the object must be lost along the way. That's why boss Markus Kollinger has to know exactly how metal flows and how to steer it in the right direction. A technically highly demanding process that requires the utmost concentration and a great deal of sensitivity. IN THE VIDEO Markus Kollinger, art caster CREDITS Author: Tanja Hamilton Camera: Steffen Bohnert Sound: Markus Vetter Editing: Torsten Truscheit Graphics: Katharina Flamm Narrator: Rolf Hüffer Editing: Carmen Lustig Social media editing: Land und Leute RP online Production: EIKON Media GmbH