Glazing Machine
« Glazing Machine » is an original work by Gabriel Lemaire Sicre, born of an industrial machine recovered in Graulhet, the former world capital of leather: Glazing machine, the Styx is made of tanning drum belt guides acting as waves, dismantled, cleaned, painted, and returned to a second life in which it no longer serves, it signifies. Gabriel Lemaire Sicre is represented by ARTDELION, an art agency in Paris. This work is not for sale. Stage five, an Egyptian funerary barque crossing the river of the dead, the Styx. Funerary barque, a glazing machine, the Styx being made of tanning drum belt guides acting as waves.
| Materials | Glazing machine, the Styx is made of tanning drum belt guides acting as waves |
| Dimensions | H 400 × W 600 × D 80 cm |
| Artist | Gabriel Lemaire Sicre |
Gabriel Lemaire Sicre
Gabriel Lemaire Sicre spent some twenty years in computing before devoting his life to colour. Since 2013, in the former Breilhac factory at Graulhet, in the Tarn, he has been building Le Paradis des Machines, a collection of one hundred and sixty-three works born of scrapped industrial machines.