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Meditación En Loop 4 Oda Alberto, Profundidad by Alejandra Aristizabal
Meditación En Loop 4 Oda Alberto, Profundidad by Alejandra Aristizabal

Meditación En Loop 4 Oda Alberto, Profundidad by Alejandra Aristizabal

Located in Los Angeles, CA

Meditación en Loop 4: Oda a Alberto. Profundidad is six vertically hanging wall sculptures made of Fique,a natural fibre that grows in the leaves of the fique plant, Furcraea andina, a xerophytic monocot native to Andean regions of Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. Alejandra is a Colombian artist...

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2010s Colombian Wall Decorations

Materials

Hemp

Oil On Wood Diptych By Jorge Duque
Oil On Wood Diptych By Jorge Duque

Oil On Wood Diptych By Jorge Duque

By Jorge Duque

Located in Miami, FL

Offered is a large-scale diptych oil painting on wood by the renowned Colombian artist Jorge Duque Lara (b. 1962 - d. 2005), acquired in the 1980s. Consisting of two wood panels ea...

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1980s Beaux Arts Vintage Colombian Wall Decorations

Materials

Wood, Paint

Object No.22 Wall Piece by Marcela Cure
Object No.22 Wall Piece by Marcela Cure

Object No.22 Wall Piece by Marcela Cure

Located in Geneve, CH

Object No.22 wall piece by Marcela Cure Dimensions: W 40 x D 7 x H 49 cm Materials: Resin and Stone Composite This collection is inspired by the delicate curves of the female body, displaying soothing pieces that evoke effortless sophistication and subtle sensuality. Each piece is carefully hand-sculpted in clay and later hand cast in a mixture of resin and stone. Marcela Cure is an interior designer from Barranquilla, Colombia, who, in addition to designing contemporary spaces with a Latin Punch, creates exquisite hand-sculpted art objects in materials sourced from the earth. Inspired by the creative legacy of her late mother, a renowned plastic artist, Marcela dedicated herself to designing her own spaces with such impeccable taste and creativity, that friends and family began to comission her design projects. It was at the end of 2015 that "Marcela Cure" was established as an interior design firm focused on contemporary and luxury projects, from which modern, cheerful spaces with an evident Latin American spirit are proposed, as well as contemporary art objects.

Category

2010s Post-Modern Colombian Wall Decorations

Materials

Stone

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