Christel Sadde, «Fall», 1/8, 2018

Christel Sadde, signed et numbered.

Large stabile in brass, oak wood and dry flowers. It stands on a rectangular brass and oak base on which are applied folded rods ending with circles in which dry flowers and plants are inscribed in.

French contemporary work.

Signed, dated and numbered «Christel Sadde 2018 – 1/8». Part of a set of 4 stabiles dedicated to the four seasons.

Discover here in video the work of Christel Sadde.

Christel Sadde (1968) is a French artist who began her career in graphic design and then developed a passion for Calder. She began to draw mobiles inspired by geometrical abstraction and kinetic art. In 2003, she created her company Volabile following to an order of 50 mobiles by the Sentou Gallery. More recently, she began to create “stabiles”, sculptures on solid base where small mobile were hang. Her artwork is considered as decoration items and also as geometrical, aerial and shiny. Some of her pieces pay tribute to major artists of the 20^thcentury such as Vassily Kandinsky, Kasimir Malevitch or François Morellet.