Duo Banc de Sable - Sanded and brushed ash wood wall sculpture
This is a unique piece
- Artist Chicheportiche Nelly
- Category Wall Sculptures
-
Creation year 2015
- Dimensions 58 x 39 x D 10 cm
- Description Sanded and brushed ash wood wall sculpture to accentuate the veins
About
A work inspired by sand benches when retreating the wave of the tide and leaves its imprint in the sand.
This piece is handmade to order
Estimated production time: 45 days
Signed by the artist
This work includes the artist's signature
Regular price € 2.820
Shipping worldwide.
Changed your mind? If you are a consumer you
may return the purchased artwork within 14 days.
Returns are not possible for custom items.
Questions about this piece?
ASK THE SELLERShipping, Returns & Payment
Open tabOur shipping methods are determined by item size, type, fragility and specific characteristics. Shipping costs are calculated based on carrier rates, delivery distance and packing complexity.
Return Policy
On items eligible for returns, consumers have 14 days from delivery to submit a return request. Returns are not eligible for custom-made items. Read our terms of sale
Online Payment
Fp Art Online accepts the following payment methods:
Buyer Protection Guaranteed
We want you satisfied. If you're not happy with the way an item arrived, we'll work with you and the seller to reach an optimal resolution. Read our purchase protection
Chicheportiche Nelly
Here is my art's venture: Previously commercial technician for a wooden house-builder, the change was radical but not immediate, only the love of wood remained.
Every day is for me real pleasure, it reveals my ability to create and sculpt with the ocean and everything related to it as my main inspiration. Sandbanks, shells, fishes, fins and many other sculptures are born. The shape, the material, the touch, the visual appearance, everything takes another dimension. The wood, whether it is pine, acacia, oak or ash, remains my favourite material. And it is the appearance of floated, polished wood by the sea and the sun that touches me particularly. So I sand, I brush the pine as well as the ash to accentuate the ribs and give this worn wood. From time to time, I escape to new materials like stone, Corian and the earth where I also feel new sensations.
I navigate keeping the course, both so close and so far! The beginning of the crossing is exciting and rewarding. Good luck to all!