Charles Farigola - No Reserve

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Charles Farigola’s signed sculpture “No Reserve” is made of polymer on a wooden base and measures 25 × 17 × 17 cm.

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Sculpture Series created from scratch.

Technical Sheet
* Artist: Charles Farigola
* Technique: Polymer on wooden pedestal
* Dimensions: 25 x 17 x 17 cm
* Original work directly from the artist's studio
* Certificate of Authenticity: Included and signed by the author

Description of the Work:

This three-dimensional piece explores mass, organic volume and tactile tension through a vibrant play of chromatic layers. Built through a deliberate accumulation of polymer on a natural wooden base, the work articulates a surface rich in textures, relief and visual rhythm.

The body of the sculpture rises vertically, breaking with traditional form: synthetic drapery, droplets frozen in time, and a dense chromatic map where magenta pink, saturated blues, greens and yellows converse in constant friction. The wooden pedestal does not function as a mere support, but as an intrinsic extension of the object, influencing the overall aesthetic composition of the piece.

About the Artist:
Charles Farigola is a contemporary artist whose practice explores neurodivergence, LGBT+ identity, and the obsessive repetition of pattern and texture. His work has been highlighted in international publications such as Vogue and Daily Mail UK. His work reflects pure materiality, challenging conventional structures of color and form through a direct, physical and inspirational approach.

Shipping and Conservation Details

* It is carefully shipped with professional protection for three-dimensional pieces.

* Includes tracking number for international shipments and Certificate of Authenticity

Sculpture Series created from scratch.

Technical Sheet
* Artist: Charles Farigola
* Technique: Polymer on wooden pedestal
* Dimensions: 25 x 17 x 17 cm
* Original work directly from the artist's studio
* Certificate of Authenticity: Included and signed by the author

Description of the Work:

This three-dimensional piece explores mass, organic volume and tactile tension through a vibrant play of chromatic layers. Built through a deliberate accumulation of polymer on a natural wooden base, the work articulates a surface rich in textures, relief and visual rhythm.

The body of the sculpture rises vertically, breaking with traditional form: synthetic drapery, droplets frozen in time, and a dense chromatic map where magenta pink, saturated blues, greens and yellows converse in constant friction. The wooden pedestal does not function as a mere support, but as an intrinsic extension of the object, influencing the overall aesthetic composition of the piece.

About the Artist:
Charles Farigola is a contemporary artist whose practice explores neurodivergence, LGBT+ identity, and the obsessive repetition of pattern and texture. His work has been highlighted in international publications such as Vogue and Daily Mail UK. His work reflects pure materiality, challenging conventional structures of color and form through a direct, physical and inspirational approach.

Shipping and Conservation Details

* It is carefully shipped with professional protection for three-dimensional pieces.

* Includes tracking number for international shipments and Certificate of Authenticity

Details

Era
After 2000
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Country of origin
Spain
Style
Contemporary
Material
polymer blend
Artist
Charles Farigola
Title of artwork
No Reserve
Signature
Signed
Condition
Good condition
Height
25 cm
Width
17 cm
Depth
17 cm
Spain (Mainland)Verified
48
Objects sold
91.67%
Private

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