La Femme Fourchette by Didier Guillon

Introducing The Forked Woman (La Femme Fourchette), a captivating tribute to Alberto Giacometti's Spooned Woman. This striking sculpture is an embodiment of duality and beauty, where the human form is masterfully split into two halves. The upper section features a forked, anthropomorphic figure, while the lower half stands firmly on a minimalist base – a solid, irregular cube that adds a contemporary edge to its classic inspiration.

Crafted by the renowned Valese foundry, founded in Venice in 1913, this sculpture is a masterclass in traditional sand-casting techniques, ensuring that each piece is as unique as the artist's vision. Valese is one of the few foundries still adhering to this method, making The Forked Woman not only a stunning work of art but also a testament to a centuries-old craft.