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Sculpture representing an elephant made of steel and bronze lace. This animal sculpture in metal lace is made using a drip technique of steel and bronze. This technique guarantees that each piece is unique. Varnished sculpture, signed and accompanied by its certificate of authenticity. Steel base diameter 10 cm Height 12 cm - Length 17 cm - Depth 10 cm
- Type : Unique piece
- Certificate of authenticity : Yes
- Suitable for outside use : No
- Installation : To lay
- Dimensions : H12cm x L17cm x P10cm
Piece delivered with: a certificate of authenticity
My technique consists of melting steel and bronze drop by drop in a mold to create this metal lace. This technique guarantees that each piece is unique.
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Philippe Buil Sculpteur
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Born in 1964, Philippe Buil began his professional life in the metal industry, but after a few years, he wanted to mix his three main passions: metals, sculpture and invention. After several months of research, he has developed a unique technique that allows him to make metal lace sculptures. His two favorite materials are Bronze and Steel. It gets this lace by melting the metal drip, this process ensures that all the sculptures are unique pieces. At the whim of his inspirations, he adds other materials such as leather, 24-carat gold leaf, glass, wood .... His favorite subjects are busts, but one can also find animals or other subjects according to his desires
