Pierre Baey (born In 1940) – Obelisk In Chamotte Earth, Circa 1990

Architectural sculpture in chamotte terracotta, representing a stylized obelisk. This work embodies the refined and mineral style of Pierre Baey, an artist known for his sober forms, close to primitive art and sacred architecture. Raw material, natural patina, subtle play of textures and reliefs. Sensitive sculptural work, both decorative and contemplative, typical of Baey's production in the 1980s-1990s. Dimensions: Height 22.5 cm width 7 cm Condition: Very good general condition Unique workFrench artist and ceramist, Pierre Baey has been developing a singular work around terracotta, stone and wood since the 1970s. Trained in the visual arts, he draws inspiration from archaic forms, sacred architecture and ritual objects to create refined sculptures of great symbolic force. His work is distinguished by a raw and timeless aesthetic, playing on simple volumes, natural materials, and mineral textures. Each piece, often unique, evokes an ancestral memory, somewhere between imaginary archaeology and contemporary art. Pierre Baey is particularly appreciated by fans of signature ceramics and meditative contemporary sculpture.