This striking sculptural wall fixture from the 1980s exemplifies the raw, expressive power of the Brutalist design movement. Functioning equally well as a door fixture or an independent work of wall art, the piece features a dynamic, radiating sunburst silhouette that commands immediate visual attention.
Cast from solid metal with a heavily textured, tactile surface, the sculpture showcases a complex interplay of organic voids and sharp, elongated spikes. The grey and silver tones of the material highlight the intricate casting technique, emphasizing the industrial yet organic aesthetic characteristic of the era. The asymmetrical, semi-circular composition allows for versatile mounting orientations, creating dramatic shadows against the mounting surface.
The fixture remains in highly commendable condition, preserving its original structural integrity and the distinct textural finish intended by its creator. The metallic surface exhibits a natural, even patina that enhances the depth and sculptural quality of the cast aluminium without detracting from its imposing presence.
This architectural element serves as a profound focal point within contemporary, industrial, or minimalist interiors. Whether mounted on a substantial entrance door to make a definitive statement or displayed as a standalone relief sculpture on a gallery wall, it introduces a compelling layer of texture and historical design gravitas to the space.
It can be used horizontally or vertically.
Condition
Good, usage wear
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsGrey, SilverMaterialAluminium, MetalNumber of items1First ownerYesHeight173 cmWidth77 cmDepth2 cmSigns of usageScratches