The sphere rests on a minimalist base

Original ceramic plate from Indonesia from the 16th century with a carp drawn in anthracite colour

hand-carved in poplar wood and hand-painted with a delicate oriental heron theme

los célebres bailes de Carnaval y el inolvidable concierto de los Rolling Stones en 2006

tradicionalmente usado en Japón para sentarse sobre el tatami

Leontine Furcy IV Plaids The sphere rests on aHandcrafted stoneware sculpture by Leontine Furcy. Lontine Furcy likes to say that her works lean. The creations of this artist, who describes herself as asymmetrical, bring to life Edgar Allan Poe's adage: "There is no perfect beauty, only a certain singularity of proportions." Her figures are unsettling presences that seem to resist the dictates of the uniform and rationalized beauty that pervades our world.