


Marble sculpture, hand-carved, unique work.
'Un murmure de fleur' by Eva Claessens is a marble sculpture measuring 120 × 115 × 39 cm. Carved entirely in white marble with a matte finish, the work fans outward in overlapping, undulating lobes — their scalloped edges and soft concavities drawing the eye inward toward a hollow centre. The surface reads simultaneously as floral and anatomical, consistent with Claessens' sustained practice of transposing the human body across media. Over more than two decades, she has moved fluidly between figurative painting from live models and three-dimensional sculpture, using each to inform the other. This piece belongs to that sculptural strand of her work, where the body's contours are abstracted into organic form without losing their physical weight or tension.
Un murmue de fleur, 2026
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Marble sculpture, hand-carved, unique work.
'Un murmure de fleur' by Eva Claessens is a marble sculpture measuring 120 × 115 × 39 cm. Carved entirely in white marble with a matte finish, the work fans outward in overlapping, undulating lobes — their scalloped edges and soft concavities drawing the eye inward toward a hollow centre. The surface reads simultaneously as floral and anatomical, consistent with Claessens' sustained practice of transposing the human body across media. Over more than two decades, she has moved fluidly between figurative painting from live models and three-dimensional sculpture, using each to inform the other. This piece belongs to that sculptural strand of her work, where the body's contours are abstracted into organic form without losing their physical weight or tension.
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Feminist art refers to the art that emerged from the feminist art movement during the 1960s and 1970s. It developed with the intention of critiquing 20th-century gender ideals and challenging the traditional canon of art history. Feminist art seeks to create a dialogue between the artwork and the viewer through a feminist lens, often addressing issues of gender, identity, and social justic










































