JF PIECOURT - Héritage





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Sculpture Héritage by Jean-François Piecourt in chrome‑steel, 21 × 9 × 7 cm, edition 499 with random numbering, signed by hand, 2026, contemporary style, silver colour, excellent condition.
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Chromed Heritage Sculpture by Jean-François Piecourt, made entirely of powder-coated steel, edition of 499 pieces with random numbering, hand-signed
21 x 9 x 7 cm
MY ART
My work rests on a fully controlled creation process, at the border between industrial design and contemporary sculpture.
Each piece begins with the design of an original 3D model, then cut into a succession of planes.
Each plane is redrawn, reworked and sculpted individually, giving rise to a sculpture within a sculpture, where each slice has its own reading. The whole is then laser-cut from raw steel, then manually assembled by a precise mechanical assembly, slice by slice.
Once the work is assembled, it is powder-coated with epoxy powder, sealing the material and providing a durable and uniform finish, the final signature of the work.
Chromed Heritage Sculpture by Jean-François Piecourt, made entirely of powder-coated steel, edition of 499 pieces with random numbering, hand-signed
21 x 9 x 7 cm
MY ART
My work rests on a fully controlled creation process, at the border between industrial design and contemporary sculpture.
Each piece begins with the design of an original 3D model, then cut into a succession of planes.
Each plane is redrawn, reworked and sculpted individually, giving rise to a sculpture within a sculpture, where each slice has its own reading. The whole is then laser-cut from raw steel, then manually assembled by a precise mechanical assembly, slice by slice.
Once the work is assembled, it is powder-coated with epoxy powder, sealing the material and providing a durable and uniform finish, the final signature of the work.

