Ma chère famille
Bronze
9x6x5in
$4,540
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Artwork details
- Medium : Bronze With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 12.6in, Height: 27.6in, Depth: 12.6in
- Edition : 8 / 12
- Artist's proof : 4
About this artwork
Sculpture 8 + 4EA
Sophie Barut is a contemporary French sculptor. She creates bronzes using the "lost wax" technique, in partnership with the Adobati foundry (Drôme). Her work frequently explores subjects such as fragility, childhood, balance in life, disability, the vital force hidden deep within each person, the beauty of friendship and love. She defines herself as the sculptor of fragility, considering that her artistic fragility is essential… in this world where omnipotence reigns.
"A little kid leaning against took the path of books from which splendid journeys are born between the pages and so many paths to follow." Cédric Bondonnat
Sophie Barut is a contemporary French sculptor. She creates bronzes using the "lost wax" technique, in partnership with the Adobati foundry (Drôme). Her work frequently explores subjects such as fragility, childhood, balance in life, disability, the vital force hidden deep within each person, the beauty of friendship and love. She defines herself as the sculptor of fragility, considering that her artistic fragility is essential… in this world where omnipotence reigns.
"A little kid leaning against took the path of books from which splendid journeys are born between the pages and so many paths to follow." Cédric Bondonnat
Sophie Barut
Sophie Barut
Grand Lecteur
$12,700
