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Metal, plastic, foam and leather - Edition of 6 pieces (3 Solo & Pillon saddles, in 3 different colors + 3 Banana saddles in 3 different colors) // Untitled (Solo & Pillon saddle) by Olivier Mosset is a sculptural piece that combines industrial materials—metal, plastic, foam, and leather—into a minimalist yet visually intriguing composition. Created in 2019, this artwork features two black saddle-like forms mounted on a textured, partially painted wall. One saddle has a bold red square at its center, contrasting with the sleek black surface, adding a focal point of color to the otherwise understated piece. The piece plays with themes of utilitarian objects and abstraction, giving everyday forms an unexpected presence. Mosset’s exploration of shape, color, and context transforms these saddle forms into sculptural objects that blur the line between functional design and minimalist art.
Untitled (Solo & Pillon saddle), 2019
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Metal, plastic, foam and leather - Edition of 6 pieces (3 Solo & Pillon saddles, in 3 different colors + 3 Banana saddles in 3 different colors) // Untitled (Solo & Pillon saddle) by Olivier Mosset is a sculptural piece that combines industrial materials—metal, plastic, foam, and leather—into a minimalist yet visually intriguing composition. Created in 2019, this artwork features two black saddle-like forms mounted on a textured, partially painted wall. One saddle has a bold red square at its center, contrasting with the sleek black surface, adding a focal point of color to the otherwise understated piece. The piece plays with themes of utilitarian objects and abstraction, giving everyday forms an unexpected presence. Mosset’s exploration of shape, color, and context transforms these saddle forms into sculptural objects that blur the line between functional design and minimalist art.
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Olivier Mosset
Banana Saddle ( Red ), 2019
Sculpture / Object
Mixed Media
EUR 3,500
Olivier Mosset
Banana Saddle (yellow), 2019
Sculpture / Object
Mixed Media
EUR 3,500
Olivier Mosset
Banana Saddle (blue), 2019
Sculpture / Object
Mixed Media
EUR 3,500
Olivier Mosset
Untitled (Solo & Pillon Saddle), 2019
Sculpture / Object
Mixed Media
EUR 3,500
Olivier Mosset
Without Title, 2018
Limited Edition Print
Lithograph
EUR 2,000
Olivier Mosset
Untitled (Guillotine), 2017
Limited Edition Print
Lithograph
EUR 2,000
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