Product Details

Details
  • Designed by Ann Vrielinck for Gardeco, part of the Bronzo collection
  • Crafted in bronze using the traditional lost-wax casting method to achieve rich texture and depth
  • Depicts three stylised human figures in motion, representing ambition, connection and shared struggle
  • Finished in warm patinated bronze with natural variations in tone and surface
  • Each piece is a limited-edition artwork, signed and numbered for authenticity and collectibility
  • Faces of the figures are intentionally understated to enhance universal emotional resonance
  • Suitable for display as a sculptural accent in interiors such as entry halls, lounges or gallery-style spaces
  • Made by experienced bronze artisans, emphasising craftsmanship, precision and meaningful form.
Measurements

H × W × D

74.75 × 11.75 × 11.75 in.
189.87 × 29.85 × 29.85 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 is the To Grab sculpture made of?

To Grab is cast in bronze with a textured surface finish. The material and its treatment are central to the work's effect, with the patinated surface animating the figures under changing light conditions.

Who is Ann Vrielinck?

Ann Vrielinck is a Belgian sculptor whose figurative work in bronze explores themes of human psychology, collective experience, and physical gesture. Her pieces are produced in collaboration with Gardeco, a Belgian foundry and design house known for editioned fine art sculpture.

What does the To Grab sculpture represent?

The composition depicts three elongated figures ascending together, arms reaching upward toward an undefined objective. Vrielinck deliberately leaves the destination ambiguous, inviting interpretations around ambition, yearning, solidarity, and perseverance.

Is Gardeco sculpture produced as a limited edition?

Gardeco produces its sculptures in controlled editions, working with artists to maintain the integrity and collectibility of each piece. Edition details for specific works are available upon request.

How should a large bronze sculpture like this be placed in an interior?

A work of this scale benefits from generous surrounding space so the composition reads fully from multiple angles. Architects and designers often position figurative bronze sculptures where natural or directed artificial light can shift across the textured surface throughout the day.

Brand & Designer

Gardeco
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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.
Ann Vrielinck
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Ann Vrielinck

A Belgian sculptor and designer known for lyrical bronze forms, graceful movement, and a refined exploration of the human figure.