Brutalist

One of my favourites – a sculpture of concrete, metal and steel – sold with the stand.

Brutalist style is all about raw power and unapologetic honesty in design. Emerging in the 1950s, especially in post-war Britain, it was a reaction against the decorative flourishes of earlier architecture. The term comes from the French béton brut, meaning “raw concrete,” which is the signature material of the style.

Sold.

• Philippe Bousquet (FR 1964 – )
• Sculpture Size: H: 620 mm x W: 260 mm x D: 230 mm
• Stand: H: 700 mm x W: 330 mm x D: 330 mm
• Total height: 1 320 mm