ADOR Experience art gallery

Numbered and limited bronze work.

Crawling octopus by Sylvie Bourdeau explores the dynamics of the octopus in motion, crawling across the surface while deploying its tentacles. Unlike the other works in the series, this octopus seems anchored to the ground, with each tentacle stretching with distinct flexibility and strength. The texture of raku, with its unique cracks, brings visual richness, making surfaces organic and alive. The color variations in the patina accentuate the impression of an animal in full exploration.

This work is a continuation of Sylvie's marine plays, alongside Pillar octopus, where movement is captured in an equally fascinating way, but with different approaches to position and interaction with the environment. Together, these sculptures mark an exploration of the animality and fluidity of marine creatures.

Sepia is an original piece of art made with a meticulous technique of superimposing five layers of pencils. Bamboulino accurately captures the beauty and grace of cuttlefish, an enigmatic creature from the deep sea. The delicate and refined lines create a visual symphony, evoking the fluid movement of the animal in its natural environment. This work invites you to contemplate the mysterious harmony of the ocean and the poetry that can be found there.

The work is part of a series where Bamboulino explores marine creatures, including Octopus, where the movement and fluidity of the animal are also highlighted. These works celebrate the richness of underwater life, capturing both the beauty and mystery of the oceans through careful techniques and a poetic look.