Morgan Simone Rida

MORGAN SIMONE RIDA (France, 1977).
Wall sculpture, Italy, 2000.
Perforated metal and glass.
Bears a stamp with the artist’s name.
Measurements: 96 x 90 x 16 cm.
Wall sculpture mounted on an iron base plate with a textured patina that enhances the character of the metal. A white panel is integrated in the center, providing a point of visual balance, flanked by two vertical mirror fragments with edges that are deliberately carved and fractured in a rustic manner. Its design reflects an avant-garde sculptural vision, establishing an intense dialogue between the expressive power of rusted metal and the luminosity of glass. The hallmarks of corroded surfaces and irregular reflections of the mirrors create a composition with great visual impact, where industrial aesthetics combine with the delicacy of the reflective elements to create a contemporary piece with a distinct personality.
Morgan Simone Rida is a French artist and designer specializing in sculpture and contemporary design. Her work straddles the line between art and functional design, exploring materials and sculptural forms to create exclusive furniture, lighting, mirrors, and decorative objects.Throughout her career, her works have been featured in international galleries and auctions dedicated to collectible design, where they have garnered attention for their contemporary aesthetic language and the combination of craftsmanship and formal experimentation. Among her best-known creations are the Nassa lamps, the Hubble Ferro mirror, and various sculptures and decorative pieces produced during the second half of the 2010s.