Kalaban
Ref : TA45211Taquin, Artistic Wooden Wall Decorative Panel (Solid Oak Frame)
Painter of abundance and mutation.
Graduate in industrial design, Frédéric Battle explores the destiny of objects in our consumer society. He transforms material memory (cars, toys or furniture) into colorful landscapes with soothing atmospheres. His work highlights the paradox of an exhausted system through the sculptural accumulation of wrecks.
With Kalaban, he depicts a vibrant car cemetery where luminous silhouettes suggest a path towards frugal use. The Taquin concept fragments this scene, forcing the viewer to recompose order to question our ecological transition.
Original Artistic Gift Idea: Decoration, Art and Game
Designed and made in France
€420.00
Millions of possibilities to be different.
The Taquin brand is much more than just an art object, it is an invitation to push the limits of creativity and imagination. Whether you are a passionate collector, decoration enthusiast or simply curious to discover new forms of expression, Taquin will surprise and inspire you.
Taquin can be placed in any room of your home, whether in the living room, bedroom, office or even bathroom. It will bring an artistic and unique touch to your decoration, captivating the eye and tickling everyone's creativity.
TA45211
Data sheet
- Width in cm
- 63
- Depth in cm
- 2.5
- Height in cm
- 78
- Weight in Kg
- 6.2
- Material
- Chêne
- Format
- rectangle
- Tiles
- 20
- Wall mounting
- Not included
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Taquin, Artistic Wooden Wall Decorative Panel (Solid Oak Frame)
Painter of abundance and mutation.
Graduate in industrial design, Frédéric Battle explores the destiny of objects in our consumer society. He transforms material memory (cars, toys or furniture) into colorful landscapes with soothing atmospheres. His work highlights the paradox of an exhausted system through the sculptural accumulation of wrecks.
With Kalaban, he depicts a vibrant car cemetery where luminous silhouettes suggest a path towards frugal use. The Taquin concept fragments this scene, forcing the viewer to recompose order to question our ecological transition.