Passion, Pierre Le Caër
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Passion

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About the work

Passion is a sculpture that burns. Two bands of metal, one rough and oxidised like ageing skin, the other polished until it reflects light like an inner mirror, wrap around each other in a perpetual movement of attraction and resistance.

Worked with the flame and cold-hammered, the material keeps within it the memory of the fire that shaped it. The rust is not decay but a chosen patina, a scar that tells of time and intensity. Photographed in darkness, the work reveals its own light, the light generated by everything that truly burns.

Passion questions the duality of feeling: what consumes can also illuminate.

Work by Pierre Le Caër offered for sale by a private collector. ARTDELION acts as the seller's agent for the presentation, marketing and conclusion of the sale. The sale contract is concluded between you and the seller.

Materials Oxidised steel, polished metal, forge work
Dimensions H 37 × L 25 × P 20 cm
Weight 3.8 kg
Artist Pierre Le Caër
Price
4 600 €

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Pierre Le Caër

About the artist

Pierre Le Caër

Contemporary sculptor · Brittany · Working since 1995

His artistic voice emerged in Paris in the spring of 1995. Since then Pierre Le Caër has been making unique assemblages in metal, wood and Breton stone in his 700 m² studio at Ploudalmézeau, facing the Iroise sea.

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The format, in practice

At 37 cm high, this is a small format: a shelf, a console, a mantelpiece. It is 25 cm wide, so it fits into most interiors without rearranging the room.

For light, floor loading and bases, see Where to place a sculpture at home. For packing and insured transport, see how a sculpture is delivered.

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