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Itzcali Tlal Marble Sculpture by Sebastián Ángeles

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CHF 23,748.84per item

MX$497,455.85per item

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Itzcali Tlal Marble Sculpture by Sebastián Ángeles Dimensions: D 123 x W 100 x H 61 cm Materials: Santo Tomás Marble Conceived as a functional sculpture, TLAL reinterprets the presence of Tlāloc, deity of chaos, rain, and fertility in pre-Hispanic tradition. Its form arises from the abstraction of ancestral gestures, distilled from pre-Hispanic sculptures into intersecting stone volumes that evoke both the telluric weight and the fluidity of water. Envisioned as a fountain, the piece turns water into a medium of contemplation and memory — a flow that alludes to the dual nature of Tlāloc: strength and renewal, destruction and origin. Through its course, water transforms the sculpture into a vessel where myth and matter converge. TLAL invites reflection on water not only as a vital resource but as a sacred, continuous bond that connects contemporary life with the ancestral memory of Mexico. Emerging as sculptural interpretations of water and ritual, MATLA and TLAL reflect on the sacred bond between nature, divinity, and matter. Rooted in pre- Hispanic mythology, these pieces reinterpret ancestral deities — Matlalcueye and Tláloc — whose essence embodies fertility, renewal, and transformation. Through the abstraction of ancient forms and symbols, both works transcend functionality to become vessels of contemplation. MATLA, carved in stone, channels the quiet strength of feminine energy, where water flows as a gesture of purification and memory. TLAL, meanwhile, evokes the duality of Tláloc — the creative and destructive force of rain — transforming the element into a meditative offering. Together, they invite reflection on water as more than a vital resource: as a living connection between past and present, myth and matter, where each drop carries the resonance of memory and renewal. Sebastián Angeles is an Industrial Designer originally from Mexico City who graduated from the Anáhuac Mexico University in 2017, but his career began years before, so at twenty-six, Sebastián is already director and co-founder of the Dorica brand, a member of Mass Collective and now one of the youngest designers in the BREUER catalogue. Sebastián's work reflects the search for new sensations through the objects of everyday life, based on the belief that the union of basic elements can create completely new objects and sensations. Sebastián believes that beauty is not exclusive to complex forms, but is also found in the configuration of subtle forms, resulting in objects that people make their own, acquiring qualities that go beyond luxury. BREUER is a company specializing in the design and manufacture of custom furniture and spaces, which began in 1993 in Mexico City under the direction of Arturo Verástegui. Since the beginning of the nineties Arturo Verástegui, founder of the company, began his career in the world of furniture: beginning with the distribution and manufacture of residential furniture and with more than a decade of experience in commercial furniture, BREUER was born with a strong industrial and trade vocation. That is only one part of our history, the other began almost 100 years ago with the architect and designer Marcel Breuer, from whom our name arises. But it is not only the name that we take from Marcel Breuer, but also his modernist ideals and the desire to implement the latest in manufacturing technology is his designs. Sebastian Angeles design philosophy revolves around creating furniture pieces that go beyond mere form and function. His aim is to design objects with a lasting impact, pieces that possess a meaningful narrative and connection to the user. He believes in the importance of understanding the history and cultural context of the materials he works with, treating them with respect and showcasing their inherent beauty. Sebastian’s designs exhibit meticulous attention to detail, reflecting his commitment to quality craftsmanship. His work often features a harmonious blend of natural and contemporary elements, resulting in a style that is uniquely identifiable as his own. By combining minimalist forms with organic influences drawn from nature, he creates furniture that evokes a sense of timelessness and invites contemplation.

Dimensions:
Height: 24.02 in (61 cm)Width: 39.38 in (100 cm)Depth: 48.43 in (123 cm)
Style:
Post-Modern (Of the Period)
Materials and Techniques:
Marble
Place of Origin:
Mexico
Period:
2010-
Date of Manufacture:
2026
Production Type:
New & Custom(Current Production)
Estimated Production Time:
7-8 weeks
Condition:
Seller Location:
Geneve, CH
Reference Number:
Seller: Breuer1stDibs: LU1219249103792

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