NU in red Languedoc Marble by Didier Guillon marbre Kimiko Yoshida’s Bachelor Brides form

Kimiko Yoshida’s Bachelor Brides form a spectral ensemble of quasi-monochromatic self-portraits—each a luminous square (120x120cm) that weaves into a larger

Crafted from solid oak wood

To be worn by men or women

Green Guatemala Marble

Each sculpture is meticulously crafted from clay

NU in red Languedoc Marble by Didier Guillon marbre Kimiko Yoshida’s Bachelor Brides formInspired by the Greek bust in Carlo Scarpa's House on the Grand Canal in Venice, Didier Guillon's NU revisits the classical forms of ancient sculptures. Thought as a union between two opposing conceptions of the representation of the body, that of the classical and the contemporary, of purity and insolence. This marble bust represents a dialogue between two eras: that of the purity of forms, cement and geometry, featuring a hyper realist classicism