thierry martenon’s wood sculpture

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French sculptor Thierry Martenon, who trained as a cabinet maker, expertly combines materials, textures and patinas in this collection of wood sculptures.

 

Maple, steel

Maple, copper

Maple

Ash

Ash, leather

2 Responses to thierry martenon’s wood sculpture
  1. Tory Hughes
    September 29, 2010 | 11:28 am

    Be still my heart! Thierry’s shapes are stunning, his work powerful and humane/mumorous both. They are also just like my shapes (to me anyway) and set me thinking that there are design attractors, big magnets that we get near and that fwooooosh! compel us into combinations of volume, silhouette, mass, surface texture. So that people from all different cultures and eras can be found making the same kinds of things. Not derivative as much as we are drinking at the same tavern, as the sufis would say. Wonderful as ever, Susan. Thanks!
    Tory

  2. Maggie Bergman
    September 29, 2010 | 5:19 pm

    What a fabulous artist, thank you for introducing Thierry, Susan. As Tory said, great shapes and universally found. I love the harmonious textures and natural patinas of the sculptures, they need nothing else.

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