Untitled Paperbag – KILD 066 – Sold

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Opera unica dell’artista norvegese Lene Kilde. La scultura raffigura una bambina con un sacchetto di carta in testa, gesto simbolico che richiama il gioco e il desiderio di trasformazione. Realizzata in calcestruzzo e rete metallica, l’opera esprime la delicata tensione tra fragilità e forza, evocando l’immaginazione e l’universo interiore dell’infanzia. Presso la galleria d’arte italiana Punto sull’Arte a Varese.

Untitled paperbag di Lene Kilde: Un’Opera d’Arte Unica

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Lene Kilde

Lene Kilde is an internationally renowned Norwegian artist, known for her unique works that explore the fragility and essence of childhood. Her mastery in using unconventional materials gives her creations a distinctive and original beauty. Each of Lene Kilde’s pieces tells a story, inviting the viewer to reflect on the connection between emotions, memories, and perceptions.

Description Untitled paperbag

Untitled Paperbag depicts a young girl with a paper bag over her head — a symbol of play, imagination, and the desire to hide or reinvent oneself. Only parts of the body are sculpted, while the rest is subtly suggested through metal mesh, creating a balance between presence and absence, material and imagination. A delicate yet powerful piece, perfect for private interiors or exhibition spaces.

Purchasing Untitled Paperbag means not only acquiring a work of art but also embracing a profound and universal message. This sculpture is ideal for collectors looking for a distinctive piece. Its visual lightness makes it suitable for any setting, evoking a quiet and reflective atmosphere.

Conclusion

This unique sculpture carries a message of introspection and freedom. Perfect for those who appreciate art that speaks softly yet leaves a lasting impression. With just a few elements, Lene Kilde masterfully tells universal stories. Untitled Paperbag is an invitation to rediscover the world through the eyes of childhood — with poetry and authenticity.