Inspired by an architectural tower in Bangkok designed by David Collins, this sculpture is not identical on one side to the other.

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The column is covered with more than 600 polished brass plates. A gunmetal finish was applied by electrolysis, a coat of varnish stabilizes and reinforces the decoration on metals.

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The brass cubes of different sizes are gilded in 24-carat gold. A secret drawer opens with pressure. Meticulous work was necessary during nearly 150 hours by a highly qualified bronze assembler, Ludovic Lessassier, with whom I co-produced this unique work.

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The House of CHARLES PARIS artisan has sublimated this work of art through a meticulous framework. 

The work of a jeweler inspired this luminous sculpture. The size and function have been transformed. The glasses, cut to measure by a master glassmaker, are in volume and light up. The House of CHARLES PARIS artisans have sublimated this work of art through a meticulous framework. 
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It is made of brass and glass. Matte and shiny nickel finish. A colorless varnish reinforces and protects the surface treatment made by electrolysis.

The clamping force of a crocodile's jaws is more potent than the T-REX's was. The skeleton of a crocodile does not stop growing throughout its life. Six months of work were necessary to the caster, bronze caster, assembler, chaser, and polisher to realize this exceptional piece. The jaw is voluntarily opened to appreciate all the details of this skeleton. The size of the beast must have been 5 meters long.

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It is made of brass and glass. Matte and shiny nickel finish. A colorless varnish reinforces and protects the surface treatment made by electrolysis.

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The House of CHARLES PARIS artisans have sublimated this work of art through a meticulous framework.