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Feuille morte Sculpture by Philippe Bruneteau
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- Dimensions Height 44.1in, Width 51.2in / 5.00 kg
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Fit for outdoor? No, This artwork can not be displayed outdoor
- Categories Still life
Philippe Bruneteau is a contemporary French artist. Bruneteau commonly uses sculpture in his works, providing the visitor with a variety of, perhaps unsettling viewpoints. One united and coherent universe is created by the recurrent character of some topics, the material selection, the amusing poetry, and even the cries of anger. The evident paradoxes often prompt reflection and discussion. An understanding of the materials and their expression counterbalances the appearance of unpredictability. Poetry adds a casual touch by incorporating language right into the shapes. Bruneteau could describe himself as a spatial practitioner rather than a sculptor in the conventional sense.
Philippe Bruneteau was born in 1953, in . He exhibited his works in and Belgium.
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- Date of birth : 1953
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- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
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