This stained black piece was created from a single block of green ash wood hollowed out using a wood lathe. Jérôme then used traditional carving tools to fashion its surface, accentuating its sculptural quality.

An original model for this piece was made from wood turned on a lathe and finished using carving tools. A mould was then created and a bronze cast made using the lost wax casting technique. Jérôme finished the piece with an oxidised patina.

These two dark pieces were shaped from a single block of green ash wood hollowed out using a wood lathe. Jérôme used traditional carving tools to finish the surface of the turned pieces, accentuating their wavelike sculptural quality.

This whitened ash wood piece with a sculptural, wavelike quality was formed from a single block of wood, hollowed out using a wood lathe. Jérôme used a set of traditional carving tools to finish the surface, finely accentuating its sculptural quality and drawing the viewer’s eye in.

This black and red dyed sculpture was made from a single piece of ash wood, turned and hollowed out using a lathe. Using a set of traditional carpentry tools, Jérôme then carved the surface of the piece, finely accentuating its sculptural quality and drawing the viewer’s eye in.