David Haddad - Les rouages de la conscience

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Original, unique sculpture by David Haddad titled Les rouages de la conscience (2023), combining wood, metal, plastic and resin, mounted on a wooden base with overall height 38 cm, width 21 cm and depth 20 cm, weighing about 1 kg, in excellent condition.

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Magnificent original steampunk-inspired sculpture depicting a seated battle robot, entirely handmade. This unique artwork is offered by artist David H., whose work was showcased in two past exhibitions at Villa Catala, titled "Let My Little Papers Speak".

The sculpture strikes with the striking contrast between the brute force of the warrior and his deep vulnerability. The robot is equipped with two black weapons: one is proudly held in his left hand, while the second is placed next to him, on the right, on the seating surface.

On his right shoulder, a small angel seems to whisper in his ear, plunging the character into deep nostalgia and a search for meaning in the face of the violence imposed on him. On his chest, his gears, tubings and internal mechanisms are left exposed, symbolizing the unveiling of his heart and his mechanical consciousness.

Although the metallic and textured illusion is perfect, the structure is a craftsmanship feat essentially made of paper, demonstrating remarkable technical mastery. The figure rests on a real wooden base, signed by the artist on the back, and is equipped with a copper-effect plastic nameplate at the front.

Technical sheet:

Artist: David H. (Past exhibitions "Let My Little Papers Speak" at Villa Catala)

Total height: 38 cm (including 36 cm for the figure and 2 cm for the wooden base)

Width: 21 cm

Approximate weight: Between 500 g and 800 g

Unique model, handmade, signed on the back.

Magnificent original steampunk-inspired sculpture depicting a seated battle robot, entirely handmade. This unique artwork is offered by artist David H., whose work was showcased in two past exhibitions at Villa Catala, titled "Let My Little Papers Speak".

The sculpture strikes with the striking contrast between the brute force of the warrior and his deep vulnerability. The robot is equipped with two black weapons: one is proudly held in his left hand, while the second is placed next to him, on the right, on the seating surface.

On his right shoulder, a small angel seems to whisper in his ear, plunging the character into deep nostalgia and a search for meaning in the face of the violence imposed on him. On his chest, his gears, tubings and internal mechanisms are left exposed, symbolizing the unveiling of his heart and his mechanical consciousness.

Although the metallic and textured illusion is perfect, the structure is a craftsmanship feat essentially made of paper, demonstrating remarkable technical mastery. The figure rests on a real wooden base, signed by the artist on the back, and is equipped with a copper-effect plastic nameplate at the front.

Technical sheet:

Artist: David H. (Past exhibitions "Let My Little Papers Speak" at Villa Catala)

Total height: 38 cm (including 36 cm for the figure and 2 cm for the wooden base)

Width: 21 cm

Approximate weight: Between 500 g and 800 g

Unique model, handmade, signed on the back.

Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Unknown
Style
Contemporary
Material
Metal, Plastic, Resin, Wood
Artist
David Haddad
Title of artwork
Les rouages de la conscience
Signature
Hand signed, Not signed
Year
2023
Colour
Black, Bronze, White
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
38 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
20 cm
Weight
1 kg
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