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Woman Chair, Mujer Silla

1989, Bronze

25 × 25 1/2 × 28 1/2 in (63.5 × 64.8 × 72.3 cm)

Limited edition of 7

A reclining female figure and a chair are fused into a single bronze object, the woman’s body merging seamlessly with the seat, armrests, and legs of the furniture she inhabits.

Woman Chair, Mujer Silla

A reclining female figure and a chair are fused into a single bronze object, the woman’s body merging seamlessly with the seat, armrests, and legs of the furniture she inhabits. Cast in dark patinated bronze, the figure reclines with languid authority, her gilded face the only point of warm contrast against the deep black of the rest of the work. The title, given in both English and Spanish, underscores the conceptual ambiguity at the heart of the piece: is the woman sitting in the chair, or has she become it? Segui’s 1980 work is a meditation on the body, domesticity, and the boundaries between person and object. Brown patina.

Artist: Jorge Seguí
Title: Woman Chair, Mujer Silla
Date: 1989
Medium: Bronze
Dimensions: 25 × 25 1/2 × 28 1/2 in (63.5 × 64.8 × 72.3 cm)
Edition: Limited edition of 7
Signature: Hand-signed by artist, Signed on the back
Certificate: Certificate of authenticity
Provenance: The Artist
Exhibited: Aldo Castillo Gallery
Shipping: Crated and shipped by specialists, quoted personally
Collection: Available from the gallery in Naples

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