Philippe Guillerm's curvaceous violin sculptures are certainly a sight to behold. Their expressive poses give these well crafted string instruments much life as though each sculpture has its own personality. I imagine they would make a great subject for an animation. One could leap from a violinists arms and land gracefully to perform interpretive dance movements to the sound of moody classical music. But before I follow this tangent to its tragically corny end, I'd like to say that I am very impressed with Philippe's work, only I would like to see them photographed in a more creative setting with dramatic lighting.

Here is a short excerpt I found on Phiippe's website:

Guillerm's music-inspired sculptures are whimsical and curvaceous string instruments, he uses the theme as a way of expressing human nature and needs, you see an instrument, he sees an attitude. 

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This entry was posted on Thursday, May 10th, 2007 at 11:44 am by Jon Beinart
Categories: Sculpture.
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