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A sculpture with a twist. Michel Choqueux began working with wood at 14, in the workshop shared by his father and grandfather, who were both carpenters.
His love of the material is evident here: the oak grain ripples along the helical form, heightened by the cerusing contrast. The twist feels elemental. It’s a pattern repeatedly found in nature, from wisteria trunks spiralling skyward to DNA’s double helix. It also carries architectural weight: known as the Solomonic column, this form appears in early Christian basilicas and recurs through Byzantine, Romanesque, and Baroque design.
H77 W16.5 D16.5cm
L210