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'pentateuque', 2013 by fabien mérelle presented at artstage singapore
resin with paint, hair and fabric
image courtesy edouard malingue gallery
french artist fabien mérelle presents 'pentateuque' as part of the 2013 art stage singapore exhibition at the marina bay sands. the animated sculpture
depicts a man withstanding the weight of an elephant - a translation of an illustration by the same artist into three dimensional volume lightheartedly
referencing the maxim 'to have the weight on one's shoulders'. mérelle uses the tools of humor, storytelling and whimsy to direct the spirit of his pieces,
with 'pentateuque' a charming nod to his childhood.

the work is a translation of an illustration by the same artist into three dimensional volume
image courtesy the artist

mérelle uses the tools of humor, storytelling and whimsy to direct the spirit of his pieces
image courtesy the artist

a detail of the meticulously created artwork
image courtesy the artist

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image courtesy the artist
atlas got nothin on this guy.
what medium did he do the sculpture in?
Hey!
Glad you guys like the Fabien Merelle’s sculpture. ‘Pentateuque’ is made of resin, hair, paint and fabric.
Stay tuned: in May a sculpture of huge size by Fabien will be set up in Hong Kong. Should be major!
Take care,
EMG