A wall sculpture where the cut metal reveals a face between shadow and light

Shadow in the night explores the boundary between matter and presence.
The face emerges from the metal plate like an apparition, both powerful and fragile.
Cut, openworked, and worked in relief, the metal becomes lace, allowing light to pass through the work and interact with the wall support.
Half of the face, painted using pigments, contrasts with the other part, a metal lace made up of an organic network of steel and bronze.
This duality evokes identity, memory, what remains and what disappears.
The material, deliberately raw, bears the traces of the gesture, heat, and time.
Unique piece, signed, accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.
Height 20 in - Width 20 in - Depth 1.6 in