Artha - Connection VII

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Artha’s steel sculpture Connection VII, with a weathered rust patina, is a design work from 2026, edition 1 of 8.

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Connection VII, 2026
Steel with weathered rust patina
150 x 39,5 x 16,5 cm
Original artwork by Artha (Edition 1 of 8)

Artha exists within the dialogue between art, space, and material expression, creating sculptural pieces that blur the boundaries between object, artwork, and atmosphere.

Artha’s masterworks inhabit the intersection of sculpture and painting, exploring volume, rhythm, and texture through architectural and sensory compositions. Each piece combines a minimalist aesthetic with a strong material presence, resulting in contemplative works that interact with space and light.

Rooted in a quiet, timeless, and architectural language, Artha’s creations are defined by craftsmanship, presence, and sensory depth, conceived for collectors, curated interiors, and contemporary spaces. Artha reflects harmony, balance, and the intersection between matter and spirit. The logo embodies this duality through the contrast of “ART” in bold and “HA” in a softer expression, symbolising Art & Harmonious Artistry.

Drawing from a background in contemporary art, spatial design, and architectural development, Artha is shaped through collaborations with international galleries, artisans, design studios, and private residential projects. Through sculpture, material research, and spatial sensitivity, Artha approaches design as a way of creating emotional and contemplative environments defined by permanence, balance, and refined material expression.

The artist has exhibited in different international locations such as the USA, Europe and Australia.

Connection VII, 2026
Steel with weathered rust patina
150 x 39,5 x 16,5 cm
Original artwork by Artha (Edition 1 of 8)

Artha exists within the dialogue between art, space, and material expression, creating sculptural pieces that blur the boundaries between object, artwork, and atmosphere.

Artha’s masterworks inhabit the intersection of sculpture and painting, exploring volume, rhythm, and texture through architectural and sensory compositions. Each piece combines a minimalist aesthetic with a strong material presence, resulting in contemplative works that interact with space and light.

Rooted in a quiet, timeless, and architectural language, Artha’s creations are defined by craftsmanship, presence, and sensory depth, conceived for collectors, curated interiors, and contemporary spaces. Artha reflects harmony, balance, and the intersection between matter and spirit. The logo embodies this duality through the contrast of “ART” in bold and “HA” in a softer expression, symbolising Art & Harmonious Artistry.

Drawing from a background in contemporary art, spatial design, and architectural development, Artha is shaped through collaborations with international galleries, artisans, design studios, and private residential projects. Through sculpture, material research, and spatial sensitivity, Artha approaches design as a way of creating emotional and contemplative environments defined by permanence, balance, and refined material expression.

The artist has exhibited in different international locations such as the USA, Europe and Australia.

Details

Era
After 2000
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Country of origin
Spain
Style
Design
Material
Steel
Artist
Artha
Title of artwork
Connection VII
Signature
Certificate of Authenticity
Edition
1 of 8 (Unique)
Year
2026
Colour
Brown, Orange
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
150 cm
Width
25.5 cm
Depth
16 cm
Weight
32 kg
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
Private

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