An airy presence, as if suspended in space: Belisama Le Souffle. Sculpting the invisible and giving form to the breath.
An Allegory of Light and Metal
Belisama Le Souffle is a work that rethinks the female bust through the lens of astronomy. Created at life size, this sculpture plays with emptiness and fullness, creating metal lace so airy it seems to float.
A unique work shaped by hand
This body is sculpted in metal lace. Steel structures the form with finesse, while bronze, precisely cast, rests like a constellation of stars on the metal skin. This dialogue between the two metals brings a unique warmth and depth to the work. Each drop of metal is applied by hand, making this sculpture an original and unique piece
Dimensions: Height: 18 in - Width: 15.7 in - Depth: 6.3 in
Learn more about the sculpture "Belisama – The Breath of the Stars"
What is the inspiration behind the Belisama sculpture?
The sculpture is inspired by the cosmic breath that animates the universe. The female bust evokes a human presence filled with the energy of stars and constellations.
Why use steel and bronze in this sculpture?
Steel allows the creation of an openwork structure close to metal lace, while bronze adds luminous touches evoking cosmic matter.
What does the name Belisama mean?
Belisama is an ancient name associated with light and brilliance. Here, it evokes a feminine presence connected to celestial forces and the energy of the world.
What is metal lace in sculpture?
Metal lace is a sculptural technique that involves opening the material to create a network of organic shapes that let light through.
Is this sculpture part of a collection?
Yes, the work belongs to the Œuvres de Collection collection and the Corps taille réelle collection, which explore the presence of the human body in space.
Where can this sculpture be installed?
This sculpture can be displayed in a contemporary interior, a gallery, or an architectural space where light can pass through the openwork material.
