The general shape is the silhouette of a humpback whale’s tail, raised vertically The general shape is the silhouette of a humpback whale’s tail erected vertically on the ocean surface during an event called “breaching”, i.e. the moment when the whale propels itself wholly or partially out of the water.

This work subtly plays on notions of fullness and emptiness, permanence and impermanence, presence and absence. and absence, like a Yin-Yang duality dear to Eastern philosophy.

The sculpture is a stack of vertical slices separated by spacers of the same material. Slice thickness and spacing can vary according to the material used and the desired effect.

At certain angles, the sculpture reveals only the thickness of its edges, seeming to dissolve into its surroundings. environment. On the other hand, in a corner perpendicular to the previous one, the stacking of strata creates an impression of mass, offering the viewer the complete form of the work.

Materials considered Glass, Plexiglass, Corten steel, Art bronze, Polished or brushed stainless steel, Powder-coated steel, Aluminum.

Bronze is a timeless work of art. These are genuine sculptures that stand the test of time and develop a patina over time. The change in standing is noticeable for both the prescriber and the public.

With glass, stainless steel, Corten steel or lacquered steel, the contemporary touch is noticeable. These monumental sculptures can be integrated into ultra-modern architectural projects.