Aperture Cubist Sculpture against white, showing overlapping angular bronze frames on a matte black rectangular plinth.

Aperture Cubist Sculpture

£110.00
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Aperture Cubist Sculpture against white, showing overlapping angular bronze frames on a matte black rectangular plinth.
  • Aperture Cubist Sculpture against white, showing overlapping angular bronze frames on a matte black rectangular plinth.
  • Aperture Cubist Sculpture on a dark console against a grey wall, beside a partially visible clock and beneath a mirror.
  • Aperture Cubist Sculpture against white, showing overlapping angular bronze frames on a matte black rectangular plinth.
  • Aperture Cubist Sculpture on a dark console against a grey wall, beside a partially visible clock and beneath a mirror.
Aperture Cubist Sculpture

Aperture Cubist Sculpture

£110.00
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Description

The Aperture Cubist Sculpture is a decorative piece whose overlapping polygonal frames create a striking, open silhouette. Angled through its depth, the irregular outlines reveal different shapes as your viewpoint shifts, giving the piece interest beyond its front view. The spaces between them keep the composition visually light, balanced by a solid rectangular plinth.
Why You'll Love It
  • Open frames let your wall colour become part of the display.
  • Warm bronze and pale gold tones sit readily alongside dark furniture.
  • A matte black plinth gives the intricate form a clear, simple footing.
  • Made by hand, with a textured surface that rewards a closer look.
Materials & Finish

Made by hand from 60% stone and 40% polyresin, the sculpture has an antique bronze finish across its broad, flat bands. Pale gold, bronze and dark brown tones pick out the textured surface, contrasting with the matte black finish of the base.
Dimensions
  • Width: 29.2 cm
  • Depth: 10.7 cm
  • Height: 35.9 cm
  • Weight: 1.63 kg
Assembly
  • No assembly is needed.
Care & Use
  • Suitable for outdoor use.
  • Clean using a dry, soft cloth.
Styling Note

Place it on a console or sideboard against a plain wall so the overlapping outlines remain clear. Leave space around the projecting frames, and pair with a low bowl or a short stack of books to preserve its silhouette.
Why We Love It

The way the angular frames converge at one low point gives the sculpture a pleasing sense of balance and tension.