The Constantin Totem 01 sculpture combines sharp geometric forms with natural stone character, drawing inspiration from the work of Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncuși. Cut from milled soapstone with carbon steel ornaments, its silhouette features a semicircular tip above a balanced ball-and-bowl form, with tones ranging from gentle beige to bright blue and silvery grey. The naturally porous soapstone surface gives each piece subtle variation, while the carbon steel accents provide clean, precise contrast. As a naturally porous material, this sculpture should be kept away from water and liquids.
Taken from a collection by Tatiana Queiroz for Gardeco that is named for the world renowned Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncusi, the 'Constantin Totem 01' lays its roots in modernism, with a sharp geometry defining the item's silhouette. Cut from milled soapstone with carbon steel ornaments, the sculpture is clean, razor sharp and poignant, and each individual item captures tones that span from gentle beige to bright blue and silvery grey. This tall piece is marked by a semicircular ornament at its tip, under which a ball seems to balance atop a bowl-like form. This item is cut from naturally porous stone and should not to be used with water or any other liquid.
