Bauhaus Textured Resin Panel, 1970s

Large carved, modelled and retro-decorated resin panel fixed on wood. The thick geometric modules are laid on two levels, with a curved appendage in the centre. The effect and dynami...

Spectacular 70's multicolor resin panels, on black lacquered wood support, size 69x109 per panel.

Lam Lee Group - ATTRA Set of three back-decorated sculpted resin panels by Lam Lee Group, 1990s. They can be placed on the floor or wall, either vertically or horizontally. The sing...

"Space machine gear" by Renato Volpini, 1970s. Artist's proof of silkscreen print on plasticized paper. Certificate of authenticity available. Coming from the Volpini studio. Detaile...

Resin art panel colored with pigments and ink multi-layered process which result in an organic expression of shapes. The outcome is always unsuspected. Eac...

1970s lighting resin panel worked as a painting, dated and signed JC Bordreuil. Frame in veneered oak wood, hiding neon lights.

Fun and unusual large, square, wall-mounted light fixture representing a ship at sea, made out of moulded resin. The material has an all-over fissured look, which becomes apparent when lit. With back-lighting, the piece looks like wall jewelry...

This Nerone & Patuzzi zinc head panel, produced in the seventies, stands as a remarkable example of artistic expression. Crafted by Nerone Cecciarelli and Giancarlo Patuzzi, masters of working with forms of zinc, this piece showcases a beautiful example of that. The zinc is skillfully treated with acid, resulting in an interplay of light across its surfaces, where smooth and shiny areas contrast with rough and dark textures. The head panel's design features lines that meticulously trace furrows and define distinct surfaces, each possessing a stark and essential geometry. The deliberate arrangement of shapes creates a harmonious composition that captures the viewer's attention. The artist's technique produces a relief effect, adding depth and dimension to the forms on the panel. Within this abstract artwork, one cannot help but notice echoes of avant-garde pioneers like Joan Miró and Picasso...