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“Miro” table
“Miro” table
“Petit torse”
“Petit torse”
“Mallorca”
“Mallorca”
“Drapé”
“Drapé”
Two doors cabinet ” Archal “
Two doors cabinet ” Archal “
“Souffle light”
“Souffle light”
“Poulette”
“Poulette”
“L’infini” wall lamps
“L’infini” wall lamps
Lamps “Golden drops”
Lamps “Golden drops”
“Spring of moon” table
“Spring of moon” table
“Maia” wall lamps
“Maia” wall lamps
“La vague d’encre”
“La vague d’encre”
“Carmen”
“Carmen”
Two doors cabinet “Organon”
Two doors cabinet “Organon”
“GNS mirror”
“GNS mirror”
“Oval” coffee table
“Oval” coffee table
“The infinty” light
“The infinty” light
“Dionysos” table
“Dionysos” table
“Opera” table
“Opera” table
“Triton” table
“Triton” table
“Boson”
“Boson”
“Eye Eve”
“Eye Eve”
Carmen ( first version )
Carmen ( first version )
“Gold torso”
“Gold torso”
“Mel”
“Mel”
“Cheyennes” table, purple pink !
“Cheyennes” table, purple pink !
“Meiose”
“Meiose”
“Cheyennes” side table
“Cheyennes” side table
“Analemma” sculpture
“Analemma” sculpture
“Torsion”
“Torsion”
“Archipenko” table
“Archipenko” table
Pair of side tables
Pair of side tables
Coffee tables “Clouds”
Coffee tables “Clouds”
“Carbon color”
“Carbon color”
“Blanche”
“Blanche”
“Sans titre”
“Sans titre”
“Aguirre”
“Aguirre”
Coffe table “Al’Inbïq”
Coffe table “Al’Inbïq”
“Folie végétale” pedestal table
“Folie végétale” pedestal table
“Le souffle”
“Le souffle”
“Tintoretto” console
“Tintoretto” console
“The breath”
“The breath”
“L’infini”
“L’infini”
“Peggy” table
“Peggy” table
“Glacier”
“Glacier”
“Cheyennes” table
“Cheyennes” table
Nathanael Le Berre
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“Drapé”
Année
2004
Client
Beyrouth, private collection
Dimensions
L60 x l38 x H40 cm
Material and finishes
Polished steel sheet with blue varnish
Description

This is my first sculpture. Originally, it was to be partially set on an asphalt block. I had been researching asphalt, because I love the depth of its blacks, its shine and the play of shadow and light on its surface. I intended to make a closed shape but, while I was creating it, I felt the need to open it up to show its interior.

Date:10 February 2015
  • Sculptures
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