Sculpture people belong to elephant Chen Changwei Daum

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Chen Changwei’s “People Belong to Elephant” bust embodies timeless wisdom in Daum crystal with vibrant anise green hues. Limited to eight pieces, this masterpiece unites ancient Chinese tradition with French glassmaking excellence.

Sculpture by Daum France and Chen Changwei
Numbered and limited edition of eight pieces
Box, bag, certificate of authenticity
Height : 56 cm Length : 49 cm Width : 35 cm

Categories: Art Editions, ART EDITIONS, Bestiary, CRYSTAL ANIMALS, Daum Tag: Crystal Elephant

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European Union : shipping with GLS, the delivery time is about 5 days.
Outside the European Union : shipping with GLS, the delivery time is about one or two weeks, depending of the custom clearance.
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Discover Sculpture people belong to elephant Chen Changwei Daum.

Chen Changwei (陈长伟), born in 1973 in Luoping, Yunnan Province, is a Chinese sculptor whose work is imbued with poetry and symbolism.

A graduate of the Yunnan Institute of Arts in Kunming, where he teaches sculpture, he won First Prize at the 2nd Yunnan Sculpture Exhibition in 2001.

Since 2004, he has distinguished himself with the creation of a fascinating zodiac cycle, in which each animal bust reveals a subtle balance between qualities and flaws. His work, exhibited both in China and internationally, combines surrealism and spiritual heritage with a captivating modernity.