Louis Bressolles - Louis Bressolles - Wall mirror - Glass, Shell, Coral, Plastic - « Récif » mirror
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Louis Bressolles, designer/artist, presents the unique mirror “Récif” from the Naufrage collection (2026), made from an oxidised mirror with shells, coral, a real starfish and wood, dimensions 76 × 60 × 10 cm, origin Arcachon, France, in mint, unused condition.
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Bressolles Louis — "Récif"
Collection "Naufrage" — 2026 · unique piece
And if this mirror were the vestige of treasure found at the bottom of the ocean?
Born in Arcachon, Louis Bressolles draws on his childhood between the ocean, pirate stories and treasure hunts to create works that resemble sunken relics. He transforms gathered and recycled materials into objects charged with history.
With "Récif", the oxidized mirror seems to have traversed time and the depths. Shells, coral, a real starfish, wood and chromed materials compose a mysterious marine landscape, like fragments of an forgotten civilization.
Between sculpture, mirror and archaeological object, the work evokes the ruins of an underwater world, somewhere between reality and imagination. When the viewer reflects in it, they in turn become part of this sunken landscape.
A unique piece, at once spectacular and poetic, that turns a simple reflection into a voyage to the depths.
Dimensions: 76 × 60 × 10 cm
Materials: oxidized mirror, collected shells, real starfish, coral, thermo-fusible plastic, chrome ink, wood.
Bressolles Louis — "Récif"
Collection "Naufrage" — 2026 · unique piece
And if this mirror were the vestige of treasure found at the bottom of the ocean?
Born in Arcachon, Louis Bressolles draws on his childhood between the ocean, pirate stories and treasure hunts to create works that resemble sunken relics. He transforms gathered and recycled materials into objects charged with history.
With "Récif", the oxidized mirror seems to have traversed time and the depths. Shells, coral, a real starfish, wood and chromed materials compose a mysterious marine landscape, like fragments of an forgotten civilization.
Between sculpture, mirror and archaeological object, the work evokes the ruins of an underwater world, somewhere between reality and imagination. When the viewer reflects in it, they in turn become part of this sunken landscape.
A unique piece, at once spectacular and poetic, that turns a simple reflection into a voyage to the depths.
Dimensions: 76 × 60 × 10 cm
Materials: oxidized mirror, collected shells, real starfish, coral, thermo-fusible plastic, chrome ink, wood.
Details
Era
After 2000
Specific region of origin
Arcachon
Weight
12 kg
Title additional information
« Récif » mirror
Number of objects
1
Manufacturer/brand
Louis Bressolles
Country of origin
France
Designer/artist/maker
Louis Bressolles
Material
Coral, Glass, Plastic, Shell
Style
Contemporary
Colour
Beige, Silver, White
Condition
As new - unused
External height
60 cm
External width
76 cm
Internal height
76 cm
Internal width
12 cm
Estimated period
2020+
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