PAIR OF LIGHTED WALL SCULPTURES

The idea of these luminous sculptures came to Christel Sadde following the discovery of a curious instrument called “conformateur”. This instrument consists of small metal rods that slide on a central axis. It remained with her until the design of these luminous sculptures.
In their geometric shapes and use of the same materials – stainless steel, brass and mirrored aluminum – they echo the aerial universe of the artist’s mobiles.
But with the added bonus of light!
Reference :
APLI1-13 et APLI2-13
Description :
Stainless steel rods + brass varnished rods
Dimensions and weight :
width 50 cm x height 1 m x thickness 5 cm ; 10 kgs
Edition :
On commission





The luminous Parades
The Luminous Parades were born from a meeting with Christine Zirk, a ceramist, who contacted Christel Sadde to stage her small figurines. The oak structure was directly inspired by a sculpture of G. Vantongerloo (Belgian artist and founder of the DE STIJL movement), discovered at the Guggenheim Museum in Venice.
The association of the two was built little by little, until the idea of inserting leds to highlight these figures and give them each a small stage to expose themselves.
The luminous Parade “The Dancers” :
Unique Piece
The luminous Parade “The Swimmers” :
Unique Piece
STABILE “I Dance”
Reference :
GS_1
Materials :
Varnished brushed brass base, stainless steel rods, champagne gold mirror aluminum forms.
Dimensions :
length 1.5 m x depth 50 cm x height 1 m
Weight :
2,9 kgs
Edition :
8 pieces signed and numbered



MOBILE “I DREAM”
Reference :
RM_21
Materials :
20 steel rods + 21 discs in aluminium mirror
Coloris :
° yellow gold
° champagne gold
° silver
° black silver
Dimensions :
diameter : 2.40 m
height : 90 cm
Weight :
1.750 kgs
Edition :
3 pieces per color




ROGER VIVIER

In 2003, Christel Sadde met Inès de la Fressange, then ambassador of the luxurious house ROGER VIVIER. Since then, a very faithful collaboration of the famous shoe brand with the artist has resulted in the creation of more than 35 custom-made mobiles for boutiques around the world.
Hermes – Petit h


In collaboration with the artisans of the Petit h workshop, Christel Sadde has created several series of mobile sculptures on bases between 2010 and 2020 (a selection in images). These are unique pieces created from an exclusive Petit h material cellar, which gathers the unused materials of all HERMES crafts.
Petit h was created in 2010 by Pascale Mussard. It is a laboratory of ideas exchanged between artists and Hermès artisans, ideas that are immediately put into action for creations that are as free as art, playful, dreamlike and unusual.

