Wine, 2025
Sculpture : wood, ceramic, Textiles, skateboard, vase, tapestry · 110 x 110 x 8 cm 43.3 x 43.3 x 3.1 inch
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About the artwork
Type
Sculpture : Unique artwork
Condition
Artwork sold in perfect condition
Authenticity
Sold with certificate of Authenticity from the gallery
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Signature
Hand-signed by artist
Technique & Support
wood , ceramic , Textiles , skateboard , vase , tapestry , without pedestal
Dimensions ( cm • inch )
110 x 110 x 8 cm 43.3 x 43.3 x 3.1 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Professional art gallery • France
Credentials
Vetted seller since 2018
Description
This kylix, part of a group of relics found around the Rue des Cèdres in the hills above Givry, is a perfect illustration of one of the favorite subjects of ancient ceramists. We're talking, of course, about the everyday life of Roman inhabitants, as illustrated by these drawings of men harvesting and trampling bunches of wine. Decorated with various threads of cotton or wool, this ceremonial kylix was probably made with the help of the artists' apprentice, Lisa Jeanneyus.
The work subtly blends ancient craftsmanship with contemporary materials. The body of the vase was fashioned from several broken skateboard planks, carefully cut and assembled using a technique reminiscent of wood marquetry. The textile fibers that adorn its surface, heat-inlaid into the wood strata, create an astonishing contrast between the roughness of the support and the softness of the thread. This process gives the object an almost painterly textile dimension, evoking the gestures of weaving as much as those of gliding.
The scenes depicted, both festive and rural, recall the harvest, an essential moment in ancient community life. They reinforce the link between celebration, manual labor and transmission. In this way, the piece embodies both the heritage of ancient forms and the inventiveness of a contemporary, collaborative approach to materials.
Presentation
With a board under his feet since he was 14 years old, Romain Hurdequint discovers through skateboarding graphics, a passion for art. In 2011, he decided to document in a blog all the artistic potential that skateboard offers. Ten years later, THE DAILY BOARD is still read by several thousands of visitors every month and has become a reference.
In 2018, Romain undertook the writing of an anthology entitled Skate Art: From the Object to the Artwork, published by Cercle d'Art. This anthology is found distributed all over the world, including in the prestigious museums of New York, the MOMA and the MET.
Committed to democratizing this new art to the general public, Romain organized several exhibitions in Lyon and Bordeaux. First Inking Board, for which he invited tattoo artists to cut the skin to paint on a diptych of skateboards, then Spraying Board, where street art meets skateboard. For both concepts, the entrepreneur provides the mediums with their wall hangings. The whole thing is branded Tigerclaw Supplies, a new brand on the skateboard scene of which he is the co-founder.
Rom av J.C is the artistic alter ego of Romain Hurdequint.
Armed with spray cans, acrylic, Posca or clay, he reinvents the representations of ancient leisure activities. Placing the skateboard at the heart of gladiatorial combat or the first events of the Olympic Games, the artist rewrites the history of this discipline. Shaped like jars with Greco-Roman motifs, the boards bear witness to the practice of skateboarding at a time when the city of Lyon was known as Lugdunum.
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