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J'aime l'argent (2023) Sculpture by Ker
Sold by Ker
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Limited Edition (#1/250)
Sculpture,
Resin
- Dimensions Height 472.4in, Width 252in / 3.00 kg
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Fit for outdoor? No, This artwork can not be displayed outdoor
- Categories Sculptures under $1,000 Pop Art
L'argent peut être un outil utile pour soutenir l'art, mais il est important de ne pas laisser l'argent dicter la création artistique ou la façon dont l'art est présenté et apprécié.
Cependant, l'argent peut également avoir un impact négatif sur l'art. Lorsque l'argent devient la principale motivation pour créer de l'art, cela peut conduire à des œuvres qui sont commerciales plutôt que créatives ou originales. Les artistes le bien-être et la satisfaction dans la vie.
L'argent peut parfois être considéré comme un sujet tabou dans certaines cultures ou familles. Les raisons de cette tabou peuvent varier. Certaines personnes peuvent considérer que parler d'argent est impoli ou vulgaire, tandis que d'autres peuvent avoir honte de leur situation financière ou de leurs choix de vie liés à l'argent. Dans certains cas, la culture peut jouer un rôle important dans la manière dont l'argent est considéré. Par exemple, dans certaines cultures, il est considéré comme inapproprié de parler d'argent.
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Christophe Kerdelhué is a contemporary French sculptor and designer. Born in 1960 in the picturesque South West of France, Kerdelhué's artistic journey has been characterized by a seamless fusion of sculpture and design.
At the heart of Kerdelhué's portfolio are his signature design sculptures, notably the mesmerizing "Arraroa" series. These sculptures are a testament to his mastery in utilizing cutting-edge technology, specifically in the realm of light sculptures. Each piece from the "Arraroa" series is a showcase of the most efficient power and decorative LED technology available. What sets these sculptures apart is the dynamic interplay of light, form, and color.
The incorporation of LED technology allows for a captivating color modification, a feature made possible through a remote control with multiple modes. This interactive element adds an extra layer of engagement, inviting viewers to participate in the visual experience of the sculptures.
Kerdelhué's artistic vision is not only rooted in technological innovation but also reflects a deep appreciation for form and design. His sculptures transcend the traditional boundaries between art and function, blurring the lines in a harmonious union of aesthetics and utility.
As a contemporary artist, Kerdelhué continues to push the boundaries of conventional artistic expression, creating works that resonate with modern sensibilities.
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Nationality:
FRANCE
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
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