Artandshadow
Constructivist Couture — El Lissitzky & Renaissance Wall Sculpture
Constructivist Couture — El Lissitzky & Renaissance Wall Sculpture
The avant-garde meets the Renaissance, one hat at a time
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Part of the Surrealist Studies of Giovanna degli Albizzi Tornabuoni series, this handcrafted wall sculpture by Furst_Ori pairs Domenico Ghirlandaio's iconic Renaissance portrait with a bold architectural twist. In this composition, the subject sports geometric art by El Lissitzky – the legendary Russian constructivist – reinterpreted as a piece of avant-garde headwear. The design offers a direct collision of 15th-century portraiture and 20th-century geometry, bringing a sharp sense of humor to a visually striking historical mashup.
The sculpture is structured to interact naturally with ambient light, turning a flat reference into a three-dimensional experience. The details of the portrait and the geometric constructivist lines are captured in an acrylic glass high quality print inside, providing clear, long-lasting protection. Housed within a geometric frame made of steel bars, the structural metal lines cast crisp, shifting shadows across the wall as the lighting changes throughout the day, creating a dynamic focal point in the space.
Every piece is produced with handmade integrity, crafted and assembled in Spain within the Artandshadow studio in Granada. The frames are built from heavy-duty steel bars, welded by us, and finished with a distinct silver iron sheen. Because each sculpture is built individually by Furst_Ori, every piece has subtle variations that provide individual character and a lasting material value.
This original design interior object is well-suited for modern interiors, minimalist living rooms, and upscale office decor. It serves as a distinct conversation piece for architects, interior designers, and collectors who appreciate modernism, industrial art, and the history of art blended into a single composition.
Materials:6mm Mild Steel Bars, High-Transparency Acrylic Glass
Technique:Hand-welded mild steel with manually integrated, hand-cut and polished acrylic glass panels.
Measurements:10cm X 10cm X 10cm
Weight:300g
Manufacturers
Manufacturers
ArtandShadow Francesca Ori Storiale Saitta CalleRetiro16, 18102 Vegas Del Genil Granada, Spain
Email: artandshadow@gmail.com
CountryofOrigin: MadeinSpain
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Product Safety & Compliance Information
Legal Notice & Artistic Nature
This is an original, handmade work of art, produced in a
limited series and intended for collectors and decorative display purposes
only. In the interest of full transparency and the safety of our collectors, we
provide the following information regarding the correct handling and
preservation of the artwork.
Intended Use & Environment
- Indoor
use only. This sculpture is designed exclusively for indoor decorative
display. Exposure to outdoor conditions — including rain, moisture, frost,
or high humidity — will cause corrosion of the metal components and
degradation of the acrylic elements. - Not
a toy. This is a professional artwork and is not intended for children.
Please keep it out of reach of children and pets at all times.
Material Hazards & Handling
- Metal
components may include intentional sharp edges, points, or delicate
structural details inherent to the artistic design. Handle with care
during unboxing and placement to avoid injury or damage to the piece. - Acrylic
elements should not be subjected to excessive pressure or impact, as they
may crack or detach from the metal frame. - Stability:
Place the sculpture on a flat, stable, and sturdy surface capable of
supporting its weight. Avoid high-traffic areas where it could be
accidentally knocked over.
Maintenance & Care
- Cleaning:
Use only a soft, dry microfibre cloth. Never use alcohol, chemical
solvents, or abrasive products — these will permanently cloud, scratch, or
crack the acrylic surface. - Heat
& light: Keep away from open flames, candles, and direct high-heat
sources. Prolonged exposure to intense heat or direct sunlight may warp or
discolour the acrylic components.
