A female body like veiled in metal, where bronze and steel transform into a living drape, between strength and lightness.
The work Trace Andalouse joins the Parvati collection, a series dedicated to celebrating the female form in a more intimate format. Created at one third of the actual size, this sculpture captivates with its precision and the delicacy of its execution in metal lace.
The art of draping in fusion
This sculpture stands out for its work on movement:
The top in Bronze: The warmth of bronze highlights the emergence of the bust and shoulders, bringing a solar and precious light.
The bottom in Steel: The use of steel in the lower part creates a striking chromatic contrast. The arrangement of the lace simulates a draped effect, like a light and openwork metal garment that seems to glide over the body.
A play of transparency and light
Thanks to the drip technique, the material becomes lace. The voids allow the gaze to pass through, creating an airy work that changes appearance depending on the viewing angle and lighting, revealing the "trace" of an elegant and mysterious presence.
