Fragile and elegant, Aigrette érouiffée seems to capture a fleeting moment, like a sketch suspended between the wind and the light.
Here, Laurence Van Baren sculpts an egret with vaporous contours, its wire body unraveling into poetic disorder, evoking plumage stirred by the breeze. Its long, thin rebar legs are anchored to a rough plaster base, contrasting with the lightness of the rest of the sculpture. The bird seems to hesitate between flight and waiting, embodying both the grace and vulnerability of the living.
With this ethereal work, the artist invites us to contemplate the beauty of movement and the delicacy of the natural world, captured in a perfect balance between matter and emptiness. A subtle homage to nature and its infinite lightness.
🪶 Material : Iron wire, rebar, plaster base 📏 Dimensions : 70 × 70 cm 💰 Price : €600
