Snake II
“Eve sins”
Bronze hand-bracelet
Unique piece
Unique piece, scukptural technique. Made with the lost wax casting technique.
During the confinement, I was locked down in my ceramic workshop.
The words « We will count our dead » gave me great anxiety and I started making ceramics bones in pile.
But outside, just in front of my window, the flowers were still blooming, spring was there as if nothing was happening so I modeled a vulva flower, growing from that pile of bones. It echoes women resilience, even fading, vanishing, it rise : through the struggle. A still life installation, a stake of vanities, a tribute to the ghost of past women artists who accompanied my precious loneliness.
At the end og that pile, a snake, the original sin, is the crawlingc towards death as a bad omen... those sculptural snake echo the one part of my artwork installation. ->
Hortus Vanitas
During the confinement, I was locked down in my ceramic workshop.
The words « We will count our dead » gave me great anxiety and I started making ceramics bones in pile.
But outside, just in front of my window, the flowers were still blooming, spring was there as if nothing was happening so I modeled a vulva flower, growing from that pile of bones. It echoes women resilience, even fading, vanishing, it rise : through the struggle. A still life installation, a stake of vanities, a tribute to the ghost of past women artists who accompanied my precious loneliness.
At the end og that pile, a snake, the original sin, is the crawlingc towards death as a bad omen... those sculptural snake echo the one part of my artwork installation. ->
Hortus Vanitas
Taille unique /Size :
bronze, fonte à cire perdue
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by Sculpture artist / Charlotte Cornaton
Uniques pieces of Jewelry designed by Sculptural ceramist artist, Charlotte Cornaton
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All made entirely by hand by the artist herself. Wearing a piece of art.
Uniques pieces of Jewelry designed by Sculptural ceramist artist, Charlotte Cornaton
-> www.charlottecornaton.com
All made entirely by hand by the artist herself. Wearing a piece of art.