
Prisma, 2010
Steel, aluminium, mirror polished stainless steel, baked epoxy paint, 250 x 300 x 350 cm
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Prisma, 2010
Steel, aluminium, mirror polished stainless steel, baked epoxy paint, 250 x 300 x 350 cm
Photo: © All rights reserved

Prisma, 2010
Steel, aluminium, mirror polished stainless steel, baked epoxy paint, 250 x 300 x 350 cm
Photo: © All rights reserved
Le Gentil Garçon
Prisma
The work was carried out as part of the restructuring of the Mélizan-Fiolle-Puget school group in Marseille, as an artistic 1%.
1%, 2010
École élémentaire du groupe scolaire Mélizan-Fiolle-Puget, Marseille
• Manufacturing: Art Project with the complicity of the project office.
A simple glass prism was one of the treasures of the nice boy's childhood, a valiant companion, broken on all sides by dint of traveling in his pockets. This smiling sculpture is perhaps a tribute to the faithful companion of the artist's childhood, an animist monument to all imaginary friends. Prisma was designed for an elementary school in Marseille, it is accompanied by a second work, Totology #2 , produced for the courtyard of the nursery school of the same school group.