Peel is the latest incarnation to grow out of the Casse-tete Series. One aspect of the piece that I like very much is how it vibrates in response to touch and when rung will continue to tremble for up to 3 minutes.
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Others feel like it's a potato being skinned, I on the other hand feel like it's a lemon being peeled; maybe it's a bit because of the color. Well, anyway, it's a great piece, and the concept is very much well thought of.
Posted by: Belle Styler | 24/05/2011 at 03:48 PM
Amazing work!!
Posted by: Anne | 09/07/2006 at 03:04 PM
A very elegant piece indeed! It has the natural shape of a potato, but the timeless beauty of a dirigible with a dignified persona. Turning to a practical question, do you forsee a line of corkscrews for opening wine bottles, or for that matter dirigibles with faces gracing the skies, based upon this design?
MM
Posted by: M. Macpherson | 16/06/2006 at 06:48 AM