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images of first model cast in gold
"Bulbe III"
Bulbe III is an ovoid pendant in the shape of a seed.
Bulb III takes its general shape from the seed. It is composed of an outer gangue reminiscent of an acorn, into which regular openings are made to reveal a fruit inside. The fruit appears to be germinating, suggesting a process of growth. The two parts of the piece fit together to form a shape whose motifs are repeated along a vertical axis. It evokes the fruit of the shrub known as the « caged heart ».
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delivery and return conditions
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- 🚀 I accept returns or exchanges for a full year, i.e. 365 days from receipt of the artwork! How can we imagine living with a piece we don't like?
- 🚚 I deliver parcels up to 1kg free of charge by Chronopost in France and Europe. Beyond that, I offer you up to €21 for shipping.
- 🌈 I make your sculpture to order. If you order today, please allow 3 weeks for delivery. For watercolors, 3 to 4 days are enough !
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identification of the artwork
title
Bulbe III
reference
74
material
silver
gold
resin
stainless steel
titanium
bronze
white bronze
steel
paper
expression
sculpture
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year
2013global size (estimate)
adaptable
dimension model
5.06 x 3.13 x 3.13
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price incl. VAT
429
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292.41
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Gold fluctuates a lot, so contact me for a more precise quote. The price shown is an estimate
Most of my work is based on a 3D model that I create and print before casting in metal. You can therefore choose from several materials (silver,gold,stainless steel, bronze, white bronze or Smoky black resin) and, why not, imagine it in a larger size. So don't hesitate to contact me (free estimate of course ;)
jeudi 13 septembre 2012par Stéphane Gantelet
