Krom Kennat

Sculpture modelled in clay, carved plaster and reused objects. Reproduced in resin with new details joining reused objects and epoxy putty. Painted with shellac, acrylics, pigmented wax, iron paint and varnish.

This sculpture, with characteristic features of the Pharaonic aesthetics of Ancient Egypt, is inspired by the busts of Akenaton, one of the most interesting figures of that time in the eyes of the sculptor. This piece has no colours, contrary to what the artist usually does, since he wanted to play with the unsweetened rusty metallic texture.