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Bronze sculpture, signed and numbered by the artist // Candélabre africain by Arman Fernandez, created in 2003, is a sculptural piece in bronze that takes the form of an abstracted, organic candelabrum. With curving branches and leaf-like structures, the piece suggests both natural forms and traditional African aesthetics, merging cultural references with Arman’s unique approach to form and material. The smooth, polished surfaces of the bronze give the piece a luxurious sheen, enhancing its presence as a functional yet artistic object. Measuring 44 x 36 x 20 cm, this limited edition of 99 sculptures is signed and numbered by the artist, exemplifying Arman’s exploration of everyday objects transformed into art with expressive, dynamic forms.
Candélabre africain, 2003
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Bronze sculpture, signed and numbered by the artist // Candélabre africain by Arman Fernandez, created in 2003, is a sculptural piece in bronze that takes the form of an abstracted, organic candelabrum. With curving branches and leaf-like structures, the piece suggests both natural forms and traditional African aesthetics, merging cultural references with Arman’s unique approach to form and material. The smooth, polished surfaces of the bronze give the piece a luxurious sheen, enhancing its presence as a functional yet artistic object. Measuring 44 x 36 x 20 cm, this limited edition of 99 sculptures is signed and numbered by the artist, exemplifying Arman’s exploration of everyday objects transformed into art with expressive, dynamic forms.
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