Collecta Verde - Marble Sculpture by Louise Roe
Collecta Verde - Marble Sculpture by Louise Roe
Collecta Verde - Marble Sculpture by Louise Roe
Collecta Verde - Marble Sculpture by Louise Roe
Collecta Verde - Marble Sculpture by Louise Roe
Collecta Verde - Marble Sculpture by Louise Roe
Collecta Verde - Marble Sculpture by Louise Roe
Collecta Verde - Marble Sculpture by Louise Roe
Collecta Verde - Marble Sculpture by Louise Roe
Collecta Verde - Marble Sculpture by Louise Roe
Collecta Verde - Marble Sculpture by Louise Roe
Collecta Verde - Marble Sculpture by Louise Roe

Collecta Verde - Marble Sculpture by Louise Roe

45.000,00 kr
By Louise Roe
Material: Verde Ming Marble
Year: 2025
Dimensions: 130 x 220 x 390 mm.
Edition: 14 + 3 Artist's Proofs (AP)
Collecta Verde is a sculptural fruit object, a bowl or tray to gather vitality and bloom, composed of clustered spheres, hand-carved from richly veined green marble. The spheres, or grapes, have a vitality and smooth appearance, yet are lifted from the pedestal, an interesting contrast to the heavy weight of marble. The clustering form appears as if grown together rather than shaped, an accretion of smooth volumes evoking seeds, cells, or a botanical bloom. The tactile surface invites touch, while the deep green veining adds visual movement, recalling the vitality of natural systems and the way the stone formed in the soil over decades.
The name, Collecta Verde (“green gathering”), speaks to the object’s dual nature, at once architectural and biological, structured and soft. Resting atop a marble column, the whole object becomes a study in contrasts: rounded and square, heavy and light.
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Black and white photo of artist Louise Roe from Copenhagen, Denmark

Louise Roe

Louise Roe, based in Copenhagen, Denmark, holds a degree in Fashion and Concept Development. Her work is defined by a distinctive blend of sculptural form and functional design, with a focus on materials such as glass, ceramic, stone, and metal. Committed to craftsmanship and aesthetic refinement, Roe draws inspiration from early Art Deco, 1930s Brutalism, and Bauhaus minimalism. Her collections embody a thoughtful fusion of artistic influence and material exploration, resulting in pieces that are both visually striking and purposefully designed.