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€800
This piece operates in the space where innocence becomes strange, and playfulness turns into quiet discomfort.
An intensely pink leather bag — almost exaggerated in its brightness — creates a surface that feels seductive, soft, and visually immediate. It draws the eye without resistance. Yet at its center, this sweetness is interrupted by a sculptural blue nose, cast from a real human form and framed in silver.
The color contrast is striking: pink and blue, softness and coldness, surface and intrusion.
From one nostril, pink fur emerges — blurring the line between the artificial and the organic, between adornment and bodily trace. A small silver piercing completes the form, adding a subtle gesture of intimacy and identity, as if the object carries its own personality.
The piece plays with perception. From a distance, it appears almost playful, even humorous. Up close, it shifts into something more ambiguous — a reflection on the body, on surface aesthetics, and on the ways we stylize and transform what is inherently human.
It questions where beauty ends and discomfort begins, and whether the two can truly be separated.
Bold, seductive, and quietly disturbing, this object captures attention instantly — and holds it longer than expected.
This is not an accessory.
It is a disruption disguised as desire.
