'Cut' Bowl in Burgundy Glass
Sem Schanzer (als l'Anverre)

A big āCutā bowl in burgundy red glass, created by artist Sem Schanzer for the artistsās collective, lāAnverre.
The bowl has a drop-like shape, allowing it to rock gently around its base. These movements give the bowl a playful, yet elegant look.
The bowl has been manufactured in hand-blown glass. The glass shows a subtle color gradient, with the tail being a slightly darker shade. There are several bowls available, in various colours and sizes.
Sem Schanzer, a self taught artist, was active in several fields, from sculpturesand glassware to installations. He remains unattached to a specific artistic movement. This versatility is to be seen in his many art works. In 1986, he founded the artists' collective l'Anverre, an interdisciplinary group established in Antwerp. As the driving force behind the group, he is also called Sem de l'Anverre. The collective shares an artistic and philosophical idea, striving to create deeper meaning in a time where technology and science seem to bring us further away from our direct reality. United by nature and their commitment to culture and gender diversity, the collective has achieved international recognition.
| Ontwerper | l'Anverre, Sem Schanzer |
|---|---|
| Fabrikant | l'Anverre |
| Land | Belgiƫ |
| Periode | 1990s |
| Voorwaarde | Nieuw |
| Breedte (cm) | 27 |
| Diepte (cm) | 46 |
| Hoogte (cm) | 17 |
| Beschikbaarheid | Op voorraad |









