Fred Allard (1968) - Star System

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Fred Allard (1968) – Star System, an original resin-cast sculpture from the Graff du Luxe series (2017), a unique piece in pop art style depicting a YSL kraft bag with lollipops, in colours Multicolore/Noir/Jaune/Argent, unsigned, 25 cm wide by 55 cm high by 23 cm deep, weighing 28 kg, France, in good condition, with a certificate of authenticity.

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Fred ALLARD (1968)
Star System of the Graff du Luxe series

Original sculpture
Resin cast on YSL kraft bag with inclusion of lollipops
Certificate of authenticity

Fred Allard, born in 1968, is a French contemporary artist renowned for his work exploring pop culture and consumer society. This original sculpture from the Graff du Luxe series demonstrates impressive technical mastery in resin casting, encapsulating a YSL kraft bag and lollipops with striking precision.

The juxtaposition of luxury codes and everyday objects gives this piece a bold and captivating visual presence. Accompanied by its certificate of authenticity, this evocative artwork represents a rare opportunity for collectors looking to add a touch of contemporary elegance to their interior.

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Fred Allard, born in 1968, is a contemporary French artist renowned for his work exploring pop culture and consumer society. This original sculpture from the Graff du Luxe series demonstrates impressive technical mastery in resin casting, encapsulating a YSL kraft bag and lollipops with striking precision.

The juxtaposition of luxury codes and everyday objects gives this piece a bold and captivating visual presence. Complete with its certificate of authenticity, this evocative artwork represents a rare opportunity for collectors looking to add a touch of contemporary elegance to a refined interior.

Fred ALLARD (1968)
Star System of the Graff du Luxe series

Original sculpture
Resin cast on YSL kraft bag with inclusion of lollipops
Certificate of authenticity

Fred Allard, born in 1968, is a French contemporary artist renowned for his work exploring pop culture and consumer society. This original sculpture from the Graff du Luxe series demonstrates impressive technical mastery in resin casting, encapsulating a YSL kraft bag and lollipops with striking precision.

The juxtaposition of luxury codes and everyday objects gives this piece a bold and captivating visual presence. Accompanied by its certificate of authenticity, this evocative artwork represents a rare opportunity for collectors looking to add a touch of contemporary elegance to their interior.

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Fred Allard, born in 1968, is a contemporary French artist renowned for his work exploring pop culture and consumer society. This original sculpture from the Graff du Luxe series demonstrates impressive technical mastery in resin casting, encapsulating a YSL kraft bag and lollipops with striking precision.

The juxtaposition of luxury codes and everyday objects gives this piece a bold and captivating visual presence. Complete with its certificate of authenticity, this evocative artwork represents a rare opportunity for collectors looking to add a touch of contemporary elegance to a refined interior.

Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
France
Style
Pop Art
Material
poured acrylic resin
Artist
Fred Allard (1968)
Title of artwork
Star System
Signature
Not signed
Edition
Unique piece
Year
2017
Colour
Black, Multicolour, Silver, Yellow
Condition
Good condition
Height
55 cm
Width
25 cm
Depth
23 cm
Weight
28 kg
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