Sokio, the gorilla, bronze, 2017 | Jacques Owczarek
« Sokio»
Sculpture of a gorilla, patinated bronze. Numbered 1/8, signed by the artist and stamped by the founder TEP, 2017.
10.2 x 13.3 x 8.2 in.
Kiomba, the young lion, bronze, 2016 | Jacques Owczarek
« Kiomba »
Sculpture of a young lion, patinated bronze. Numbered 1/8, signed by the artist and stamped by the founder TEP, 2016.
11.6 x 6 x 6.3 in.
Contenir le vent (Enclose the Wind) «la 12-XI», ceramic sculpture | Brigitte Marionneau
“Contenir le vent 12-XI” (Enclose the Wind)
Ceramic sculpture and carbon black glaze, monogrammed. 2021.
9.8 x 7.8 x 3.5 in.
With her new series of sculptures “Contenir le vent”, Brigitte Marionneau’s pieces become sculptures, abstract, essential forms, totally black and opaque. Pure forms, built as in architecture, in stages.
Each piece is carefully polished to reach a velvety surface. The opaque carbon black is obtained by burning sawdust in a closed metal mold. The contrast of the flat areas, sometimes textured by grooves or sometimes smooth, allows the light to animate and enliven each sculpture.
Contenir le vent (Enclose the Wind) « la 12-X », ceramic sculpture | Brigitte Marionneau
“Contenir le vent 12-X” (Enclose the Wind)
Ceramic sculpture and carbon black glaze, monogrammed. 2021.
15.3 x 11.4 x 3.5 in.
With her new series of sculptures “Contenir le vent”, Brigitte Marionneau’s pieces become sculptures, abstract, essential forms, totally black and opaque. Pure forms, built as in architecture, in stages.
Each piece is carefully polished to reach a velvety surface. The opaque carbon black is obtained by burning sawdust in a closed metal mold. The contrast of the flat areas, sometimes textured by grooves or sometimes smooth, allows the light to animate and enliven each sculpture.
Contenir le vent (Enclose the Wind) « la 12-VI », ceramic sculpture | Brigitte Marionneau
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“Contenir le vent 12-VI” (Enclose the Wind)
Ceramic sculpture and carbon black glaze, monogrammed. 2021.
11.4 x 9 x 3.1 in.
With her new series of sculptures “Contenir le vent”, Brigitte Marionneau’s pieces become sculptures, abstract, essential forms, totally black and opaque. Pure forms, built as in architecture, in stages.
Each piece is carefully polished to reach a velvety surface. The opaque carbon black is obtained by burning sawdust in a closed metal mold. The contrast of the flat areas, sometimes textured by grooves or sometimes smooth, allows the light to animate and enliven each sculpture.
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