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"Cartilage I"
Cartilage I is a ring reminiscent of a ball-and-socket joint.
Cartilage I is the first piece of jewelry I’ve created from the Cartilage collection. It features a joint organized around a ring. A patella head is positioned in the ring, but does not rest on it, leaving an empty space. This void suggests an imminent meeting between the two parts of the joint and introduces a notion of time into the sculpture, a little like an inescapable kiss between two beings made for each other. The ring serves as a base for the bones of the joint, which emerge from the finger wearing the ring.
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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
Cartilage I
reference
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material
silver
gold
resin
stainless steel
titanium
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white bronze
steel
paper
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3D modeling
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year
2011size
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3.99 x 2.77 x 1.38
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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 ;)
vendredi 13 mai 2011par Stéphane Gantelet
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