Sleepy Fox


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Spec
Size(mm)
23×27×30cm
Material
Pottery
Weight
6.3 kg
Maid in
France
Remarks
Ning Year: 2022

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No matter how noisy it is, sleep, sleep, sleep.

[About the work]
"I've been trying out bronze sculptures in recent years. This fox was created to be placed next to my outdoor entrance. It's quiet, gentle, deep, cool, and like an unhelpful guard dog" (Clemontine). )

[From the staff]
A bronze piece designed to be placed in the entrance. I'm sure I'd like to leave it someday.
The "Jukudaka" ("Jukudaka") was introduced to this work (Night 13) is also welcome to take a look.
※Clémentine de ChabaneixAs Tonkachi's new artist, he held Japan's first solo exhibition in September 2022 at the gallery "Nosauri" (Shibuya-ku, Tokyo).

[About the author]
Clémentine de Chabaneix(Clémentine de Chabaneix)
Clémentine de Chabaneixwas born in 1972 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, a suburb of Paris. His parents are actors, and his grandparents are world-renowned sculptors Claude Laranne and François Xavier Laranne. Her career began with theater, then studied drawing, painting and sculpture before switching to ceramics. He has arrived at his own unique way of expressing himself, inheriting techniques from his grandmother, Claude Laranne. "Her work is filled with signs of evoking something, like a dream that cannot be recorded, or a memory before birth that cannot be reproduced. It is always close to the fragility of human beings. Clemontine's The work continues to shake up what he sees, reminding him of the joy and fear he felt as a child with no reason."

 

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