Sophie de Bries (XX) - WaterWall

Inspired by the fluidity of water and the dynamic energy of cityscapes. This product is immediately ready for hanging on your wall, just a screw or nail on the wall is needed for you to enjoy this piece. As the object is highly reflective it will display the lighting and colours surrounding the artwork. Therefore, the work will change throughout the day whenever the surrounding situations change. It will never be the same and that is what makes this work unique! The collection of handmade and hammered stainless steel wall sculptures is a perfect example of my passion for blending style and durability. Each piece is expertly crafted with love and care, the result is a visually stunning addition to any space that adds a touch of sophistication, fun and style. This is an object by Studio Bries, a creative and fun design studio and workshop that draws inspiration from the natural world and the bustling energy of urban landscapes. I specialize in creating unique pieces celebrating the beauty of diverse materials, from metals, recycled plastic to concrete, and everything in between. I believe that by pushing the boundaries of these materials and exploring new techniques and styles, we can create truly one-of-a-kind pieces that bring joy and inspiration to those who appreciate our work. Please note that because of the handmade process, toolmarks and imperfections may be present on the backside of the object (these are not visible when hanging on the wall). However, these quirks only add to the story and charm of your one-of-a-kind piece. Embrace the beauty of handmade artistry inspired by the world around us and elevate your space with playful and stylish wall sculptures. Please note: the edges of the artwork can be slightly sharp. Handle with care when unpacking, moving, or installing the piece. Shipped in protective double corrugated cardboard boxes including handling gloves. The Studio Bries logo is on the backside, as well as steel wire to hang the object with.

Schätzpreis:€500

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