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Setdart selection
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Matíes Palau FerréLot 40039787 -
Joan CardonaLot 40031777 -
Art Deco bracelet, c. 1920, with diamonds and sapphiresLot 40044900 -
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Patek Philippe EllipseLot 40035186
Setdart Magazine
5 keys to understand the evolution of contemporary sculpture
The history of sculpture can be seen as a succession of profound transformations. From classical ideals to the experimental practices of the 21st century, each era has redefined what it means to construct a form in space. However, few disciplines have undergone such a radical expansion as contemporary sculpture, which has transcended the limits of volume to become an experience, material research, and critical reflection. Today, discussing contemporary sculpture means discussing processes, contexts, memory, and new ways of inhabiting space. A work of art is no longer limited to simply occupying a place: it establishes a dialogue with the viewer,
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