This sculpture creates a playful collision between ancient Egypt and the Memphis Design movement of the 1980s. The iconic form of the Egyptian pharaoh, associated with history, power and permanence, is reimagined through bold colors, geometric patterns and the playful visual language of Memphis.
By bringing together two aesthetics separated by thousands of years, the piece explores the contrast between ancient and modern, sacred and playful, timeless and eccentric.
Dimensions: H51*W41cm
Technique: Hand-painted fiberglass resin
This sculpture creates a playful collision between ancient Egypt and the Memphis Design movement of the 1980s. The iconic form of the Egyptian pharaoh, associated with history, power and permanence, is reimagined through bold colors, geometric patterns and the playful visual language of Memphis.
By bringing together two aesthetics separated by thousands of years, the piece explores the contrast between ancient and modern, sacred and playful, timeless and eccentric.
Dimensions: H51*W41cm
Technique: Hand-painted fiberglass resin
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