July 20, 1926, memory of a day without memory – Pascal Le Berre
🔹 Technique: Caen stone, recycled tool 🔹 Dimensions: 50 x 26 x 12 cm 🔹 Price: €2,000 🔹 Unique original work – Certificate of authenticity provided
This intriguing work, balancing abstraction and industrial memory, is part of a poetic reuse approach. A geometric stone with clean lines fits delicately into a metal structure made from an old jack, dated July 20, 1926.
The enigmatic title evokes a forgotten—or perhaps erased—day that the artist resurrects through the assembly of matter and form. The contrast between the cold robustness of blackened steel and the soft beige of Caen stone embodies the tension between the mechanical past and the contemporary perspective.
A work that speaks of silence, memory and footprints.
