Guy-philippe Bruhammer - 3D "MY EYES LOOK AT YOU"

Creation by Guy-Philippe Bruhammer, artist. Side: Art price date 2020. Title: "MY EYES LOOK AT YOU". Wooden plaque with resin, pigment, quartz rock crystals and glass eye, a 3D work. The artist let his imagination guide this creation. Round wooden gilded frame, 25 cm in diameter, composition about 3 cm thick. Handwritten signature on the back by the artist. Unique piece 1/1. Good condition. Delivery with protective bubble wrap and double packaging.
Biography of the artist

Guy-Philippe Bruhammer

French abstract artist – born in 1967 – work exhibited in New York; see rogallery.

Guy-Philippe Bruhammer is a French abstract artist born in 1967, whose singular work is attracting growing interest on the international stage. By blending resin, crystals, pigments, and mineral materials, he creates powerful and immersive paintings—true windows into an unreal world, situated between mystery and fascination.

His work sits at the crossroads of contemporary abstraction and an almost alchemical exploration of matter. The resin, fluid and luminous, becomes beneath his touch a vehicle of depth, while the crystals he incorporates into his compositions bring relief, brilliance, and a spiritual dimension. Each piece invites an inner journey, between chaos and harmony, minerality and transparency.

Far from traditional codes, Guy-Philippe Bruhammer builds a dreamlike and organic universe, which evokes both cosmic landscapes and the invisible structures of the soul. His art, at once sensory, enigmatic and meditative, appeals to an international audience in search of visual emotion and meaning.

His works are exhibited in New York, in prestigious galleries, where he enjoys growing recognition. His value is rising rapidly, driven by a wave of interest from collectors and contemporary art enthusiasts. An acclaimed artist on the rise, Guy-Philippe Bruhammer now establishes himself as one of the most distinctive figures in French abstract art, at once visionary and deeply anchored in the materials of the real.