"With this abstract sculpture, I wanted to free the metal from all figurative constraints to sculpt only the momentum, rhythm, and tension of a material that seems to organize itself before our eyes in a dynamic balance."
An architecture of emptiness and momentum
In Abstraction, the gaze is no longer guided by a familiar shape, but by the energy of the line. This work explores organic geometry: lines of force that intertwine, rise, and respond to each other. It is an aerial architecture where emptiness occupies as much space as fullness, creating a structure that seems to defy gravity.
The absence of a defined subject allows total freedom of interpretation. For some, it will evoke a geological movement, for others, a frozen explosion or three-dimensional writing. It is a piece that does not impose itself but offers a constant dialogue with the space it inhabits.
Metal lace: matter as pure vibration
The drop-by-drop fusion technique takes on its full "raw" meaning here. In the absence of an anatomical silhouette, attention focuses on the very texture of the steel and bronze lace. Each fusion point becomes a note, each mesh a silence, transforming the sculpture into a complex visual score.
The bronze shades punctuate the steel structure, creating points of warmth that guide the eye through the work's meanders. The light does not just illuminate the sculpture; it passes through and breaks it down, projecting a calligraphy of moving shadows on the floor or wall. Abstraction is a celebration of matter in its freest and most vibrant form.
Steel base diameter: 3.9 in Height: 16.5 in - Width: 8.3 in - Depth: 4.7 in
Learn more about the sculpture "Abstraction 58-25"
What is the intention behind an abstract sculpture like this? The goal is to evoke a pure emotion without representing an object or body. It involves working on concepts of balance, tension, rhythm, and light to offer a work open to each person's interpretation.
How is the metal lace technique suited to abstraction? The drop-by-drop fusion allows total freedom of form. Without anatomical constraints, I can push the metal to its limits, creating meshes that are more or less dense and play radically with transparency.
What materials are used for "Abstraction 58-25"? The work is made of steel for its strength and graphic color, combined with bronze, which brings warm metallic reflections and a precious dimension to the whole.
How to incorporate an abstract sculpture into your decor? An abstract work is ideal for creating a modern and sophisticated focal point. Thanks to its transparency, it does not overload the space. It fits perfectly on sleek furniture or in a lit niche where its cast shadows can freely express themselves.
Is this a unique piece? Yes, absolutely. The drop-by-drop creation process makes each structure impossible to reproduce. It is a unique work of art, signed and accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.
