This blown glass sculpture with silver apply speaks about links, flexibility and “living together”. Each element has a male and a female side and reacts and adapts to the other.
Length 58 cm
Width 48 cm
Height 129 cm
©Eric Meurice
©Patrice Greff
©Karine Bailly
©Mathieu Cellard
Vincent Breed
- Glass sculptor
- Brussieu, France
- Master Artisan
- Recommended by Sylvie Adigard
Contact
French, Dutch, English
Hours:
By appointment only
By appointment only
Phone:
+33 (0)426176352
+33 (0)426176352
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Glass at the service of design
- • Daring is Vincent's watchword in life and work
- • Before going to work he studies – a lot
- • His creations are not functional but works of art
Human character and human being in all their facets are for Vincent Breed the starting point of all of his works. They are the elements that most fascinate him and stimulate him in his creativity. His pieces – which are truly unique – express the challenge of human beings who over the centuries have always faced the impossible. What seems insurmountable can actually be done and therefore the concept of impossible remains unexplored. Through his art, made with blown glass, an ancient material that humans have manipulated for centuries, Vincent investigates the limits without limits. Its realisations are therefore unique and not functional – just decorative. Vincent’s art is rich in study, maniacal precision reveals great work.
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Photo: ©Studio Erick Saillet
Fecond
The Fecond glass and silver sculpture is a tribute to the Virgin Mary and the magic of life. Placed here in flower pots, it reminds us that love needs to be cultivated.
Length 200 cm
Width 40 cm
Height 65 cm
Photo: ©Studio Erick Saillet
Gourmandises
These “Gourmandises”, or Delicacies, are made of blown and sculpted glass and raises questions in us about visual pleasure in the gustatory senses, between fantasy and imaginary expression, between reality and enjoyment.
Height 45 cm
Diameter 20 cm
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ShanShui 2
This sculpture was designed by Samuel Accoceberry. ShanShui is like a landscape, a pretext for contemplation, introspection and reverie. This blown glass work refers to those famous vaporous landscapes that inspired Chinese literature. These soft and colourful shapes seem to have been polished by the water, and play with their translucency and allow a plant to be revealed as if suspended, in equilibrium in an instant.
Length 54.5 cm
Width 27 cm
Height 46 cm
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Before Shade and Indifference: Kunstbot 3
This blown glass sculpture was designed by Thomas Liu Le Lann for an exhibition at the Xippas gallery in Geneva.
Length 32 cm
Width 32 cm
Height 55 cm
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