Skulptur Plana

Steel sculpture "Plana" in two colours with concrete base - There's music in it.

Floating geometric shapes in a seemingly random arrangement - and what do you discover inside? Piano keys, organ pipes, supporting pillars for an imaginary building or even a stylised face in the style of cubism? "Plana" leaves room for interpretation; what we see changes with the angle of observation, the incidence of light, the place of installation and other surrounding objects. A timeless composition, made of high-quality industrial steel in 100% handicraft and supported by a cube of concrete, which counteracts the cool, smooth steel sculpture with its characteristic rough surface permeated by fine cracks and air pockets. This makes each piece unique. Meanwhile, the strict form of the rhombuses brings order and structure to the supposed "chaos" of the movement. A movement that only emerges in the proverbial "eye of the beholder", since it is actually a rigid metal construction.

Like all our steel sculptures, "Plana" is also available in two sizes: With a height of 76 and 65 cm respectively and each measuring approx. 18 cm in width. An art object that sets strong accents both on the floor and on a side table or sideboard. It goes without saying that the sculpture with its purist look and concrete base harmonises perfectly with all our concrete furniture series, such as Opus, Angulus or Tabula.

The surface finish of the steel sculpture either remains untreated - for an authentic "industrial look" - or can be coated with a special metal lacquer in gold look at the end of the manufacturing process in our in-house workshop, which gives the sculpture a more elegant touch.

By the way: "Plana", like all sculptures from CO33, is weatherproof thanks to the materials used, concrete and steel, and is therefore also suitable for outdoor installation, whether as an eye-catcher in the front garden or prominently placed on the terrace.

Item is supplied without decoration.
** Many of our products are made of natural materials and / or handcrafted. They are always "unique pieces" in terms of quality. With this type of production, colour differences and small pore openings - even compared to the images in the shop or catalogue - are part of the usual nature of the material. Shading can also occur with concrete products. These can be caused, among other things, by influences such as temperature differences, air humidity and concrete-technological after-treatments or by impregnation. Such material properties are part of the usual or agreed properties of the products and do not constitute defects. **