Drip Sculptures

In this trio of sculptural vessels, designer Théophile de Bascher translates liquid memory into solid form. Each sculpture appears to be caught in a moment of perpetual pour, their wooden volumes and drip spouts suggesting movement while maintaining perfect stillness. While their general forms allude to water fountains and carafes, their deliberate distortions create a sense of surreal abstraction. The Drip Sculptures exist in dual states: as pure artworks when standing on their own, or as subtle pedestals when holding fruits, jewellery, and other small treasures. Their careful concaves create natural gathering points, while the spouts allude to moments of release, akin to the ebb and flow of life.