SCULPTURE
HOLOGRAPHIC

Halfway between
bronze and photography

By definition, a sculpture is an original creation conceived and made in volume.
We can distinguish two types of reproductions: those that preserve the three-dimensional volume, and those that offer only a 2D rendering.

1. The bronze casting technique falls into the first category: it makes it possible to reproduce the original work in volume almost perfectly.
2. Photography falls into the second category: we no longer see the original work in volume but only in 2D, from a specific viewpoint chosen by the photographer.

A holographic reproduction lies halfway between the two: it is a photograph that offers a single viewpoint, chosen by the photographer, but whose volume is rendered in 3D thanks to the stereoscopic effect that the hologram provides.