Endlessly fascinated with instruments and deconstruction, Arman combines both in Arman Chorus, 1983. Graceful and dynamic, the long necks of the trumpets point upwards, as if simultaneously performing a song. The trumpets are intertwined at the base, becoming an abstract image. Arman is endlessly fascinated with musical instruments and readymades. Given his artistic interests, this work is a perfect representation of the possibilities the artist sees in everyday objects. Every angle, the trumpets bring new interpretations to the sculpture. The multidimensional quality of this sculpture truly comes to life alongside its sublime colors. The wonderful gold texture of the sculpture projects its joyous quality and magnifies its splendor. This eye catching piece is sure to delight and will stand out in any room.

Created in 1983, this cast bronze sculpture with gold patina bears the incised signature of Fernand Arman and is numbered from the edition of 8.

Catalogue Raisonné & COA:

1.A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany this artwork.