Broken Chair Sculpture at Maxine Quiroz blog

Broken Chair Sculpture. It was made in 1997 for the ngo handicap international. Its presence in the place des nations allows everyone to develop a personal reflection about their responsibility to refuse the unacceptable, and to act. It was initially only supposed to stay for three months, but now it has been there for nearly 20 years. broken chair is the work of sculptor daniel berset. It is a giant chair created by. at place des nations, a monumental sculpture has been attracting attention from visitors to international geneva since 1997. the broken chair was constructed by renowned sculptor daniel berset in 1997 at the request of handicap international. This image has been around. the broken chair sculpture both symbolizes fragility and strength, imbalance and stability, violence and dignity. this huge 'broken chair' sculpture, an artwork made of wood, stands on only three legs is a symbol the campaign against. broken chair is a monumental sculpture in wood designed by swiss artist daniel berset, and constructed by carpenter louis. the result was the 12 metre high and 5.5 tonne sculpture with its left leg broken in half that now stands over place des nations.

It is a giant chair created by. It was made in 1997 for the ngo handicap international. broken chair is the work of sculptor daniel berset. Its presence in the place des nations allows everyone to develop a personal reflection about their responsibility to refuse the unacceptable, and to act. the broken chair sculpture both symbolizes fragility and strength, imbalance and stability, violence and dignity. broken chair is a monumental sculpture in wood designed by swiss artist daniel berset, and constructed by carpenter louis. This image has been around. It was initially only supposed to stay for three months, but now it has been there for nearly 20 years. the result was the 12 metre high and 5.5 tonne sculpture with its left leg broken in half that now stands over place des nations. the broken chair was constructed by renowned sculptor daniel berset in 1997 at the request of handicap international.

Broken Chair, monumental wooden sculpture by the Swiss artist Daniel

Broken Chair Sculpture this huge 'broken chair' sculpture, an artwork made of wood, stands on only three legs is a symbol the campaign against. It was initially only supposed to stay for three months, but now it has been there for nearly 20 years. This image has been around. at place des nations, a monumental sculpture has been attracting attention from visitors to international geneva since 1997. It was made in 1997 for the ngo handicap international. It is a giant chair created by. the broken chair sculpture both symbolizes fragility and strength, imbalance and stability, violence and dignity. the broken chair was constructed by renowned sculptor daniel berset in 1997 at the request of handicap international. Its presence in the place des nations allows everyone to develop a personal reflection about their responsibility to refuse the unacceptable, and to act. broken chair is a monumental sculpture in wood designed by swiss artist daniel berset, and constructed by carpenter louis. broken chair is the work of sculptor daniel berset. this huge 'broken chair' sculpture, an artwork made of wood, stands on only three legs is a symbol the campaign against. the result was the 12 metre high and 5.5 tonne sculpture with its left leg broken in half that now stands over place des nations.