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Hugo França sculpted this lounge chair from pequi wood that was originally a canoe crafted by the Pataxó people in the south of Bahia, Brazil. França is a Brazilian artist internationally known for sculpting furniture in reclaimed wood while preserving the organic forms of the trees. He only uses remnants of condemned trees; through his hands, overlooked trunks, unearthed roots, and hollowed out logs are converted into unique functional objects./p>
Hugo França
2017
Wood (pequi)
58 x 60 x 120 cm
Contemporary
Brazil
New York
$32,000
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jousse entreprise
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