This 2004 sculpture of a broken piano “Le Piano d’Arman” sits outside the Chateau de Villeneuve – Fondation Emile Hugues in Vence, after the artist gifted it to his home town of Nice. I understand it will soon be heading to the Musee Chagall.
Arman (1928 – 2005) was a French-born American artist best known for his destruction and recomposition of objects.
This challenge is kindly hosted by Susan Kelly over at Ruined for Life: Phoenix Edition.
Share a photo of a statue or sculpture – go on, give it a go, you know you want to!
A mythical creature
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It has certainly seen better days.
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The idea of destroying and recompositing objects as a form of art is pretty cool.
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I see this and think “That’s one way of getting rid of your piano!” … speaking as someone who can’t give hers away 🙂
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The Sculpture is pretty good…
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Its brilliant – I love it!
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Well that’s a bit different. Very good though.
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Piece of art.
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This made me think. Thanks for contributing.
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My pleasure
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fascinating! Great shot and art 🙂
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Thanks
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