Simon Berger

Tower

2023

Hammered laminated safety glass Signed on verso

Hammered laminated safety glass Signed by artist on verso

Fiber-reinforced plastic /100 Artist signature stamped to the underside of the feet

Fiber-reinforced plastic /100 Artist signature stamped to the underside of the feet

Hand formed and welded aluminum

COA: This work is accompanied by the official Mr. Brainwash certificate of authenticity with a corresponding serial number and a half dollar bill. Published by It's A Wonderful World.

This is an Large Murano Glass “fish in a bag 1992” by Pino Signoretto. In excellent condition measures 13x8x5. Signed on the bottom.

In excellent condition measures 14x9x7 No chips or Cracks Comes with Mirror

This is an. Robert Wyland “circle of life” acrylic glass sculpture 2002 with coa measures 15x14x5. In excellent condition

Daniel Arsham Future Relic no.3 (Clock), 2015 Plaster and broken glass comes with the original box some minor wear to the box. 14 × 12.7 × 6.4 cm Edition of 400 Daniel Arsham is a c...

Indoor/outdoor bench Materials: Synthetic grass, bent laminate wood, mirrored stainless steel Signed, unique Gerald Incandela American, b. Tunisia, 1952 Born in Tunisia, Gerald Incandela studied in Tunis and Paris. He moved to Paris in 1969, where he received a philosophy degree and studied art history at Lycée Janson-de-Sailly. He traveled extensively throughout Europe and made Super-8 camera movies in Berlin. In 1974, he took up photography and learned the art of printing in London. He developed a unique process in the darkroom working with developer and brushes, merging photography, drawing, and painting; blurring reality with abstraction. His early work quickly attracted the interest of noted collector, Sam Wagstaff...

Indoor/outdoor bench Materials: Synthetic grass, wood, and mirrored stainless steel Signed and numbered, open edition Available in 2 sizes: 20H x 52W x 21D 20H x 30W x 18D Gerald Incandela American, b. Tunisia, 1952 Born in Tunisia, Gerald Incandela studied in Tunis and Paris. He moved to Paris in 1969, where he received a philosophy degree and studied art history at Lycée Janson-de-Sailly. He traveled extensively throughout Europe and made Super-8 camera movies in Berlin. In 1974, he took up photography and learned the art of printing in London. He developed a unique process in the darkroom working with developer and brushes, merging photography, drawing, and painting; blurring reality with abstraction. His early work quickly attracted the interest of noted collector, Sam Wagstaff...