Product Details

Details
  • Designed by Jacques Vanroose for Gardeco’s Bronzo collection
  • Crafted in solid bronze using the lost-wax casting method for enhanced detail and texture
  • Depicts a single stylised human figure in mid-motion, symbolising ambition, performance and transcendence
  • Warm patinated bronze finish accentuates surface variation and depth
  • Limited edition; each sculpture is signed and numbered to authenticate its collectible status
  • Intended for interior display on a pedestal or console, offering a sculptural focal point for living rooms, galleries or office environments
Measurements

H × W × D

67 × 9.75 × 9.75 in.
170 × 25 × 25 cm.

  • Bronze
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Warranty

Luminaire is an authorized retailer of Gardeco. The product comes with a full manufacturer warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

What casting method is used for this bronze sculpture?

The Performance sculpture is hand-cast using the lost-wax method, a centuries-old process that allows for exceptional surface detail and dimensional accuracy. Each casting is produced individually, which contributes to subtle variation between pieces.

Who is sculptor Jacques Vanroose?

Jacques Vanroose is a Belgian sculptor whose work focuses on the human figure as an expressive form. He has collaborated with Gardeco on a series of bronze works that translate athletic and emotional states into sculptural objects.

Is the Performance sculpture a limited edition?

Yes, Performance is produced as a limited-edition work. Limited casting numbers are a standard practice for fine bronze sculpture, preserving the integrity and collectibility of each piece.

How should a bronze sculpture like this be maintained?

Bronze develops a natural patina over time that many collectors consider part of the work's character. For interior pieces, occasional dusting with a soft cloth is generally sufficient. Avoid abrasive cleaners, which can alter the surface finish.

What interior settings suit a figurative bronze sculpture?

Figurative bronze works read well in spaces with considered materiality, such as rooms featuring stone, wood, or neutral tones that allow the sculpture's form and surface to remain the focal point. They are commonly placed in residential living areas, private offices, and gallery-style interiors.

Brand

Gardeco
The Visitor Sculpture (Small)

Gardeco

Founded in 1999 in Zedelgem, Belgium, by Sonja Crevits and Jan Simaey, Gardeco specializes in handcrafted art-decor objects that merge artisanal craft with contemporary design.