Standing Bear

STANDING BEAR

This standing bear plays on the paradoxes in our imagination. The comforting furry teddy meets the fearsome wild bear. Its moving body and expression radiate ferocity and gentleness, strength and vulnerability, clumsy weight and grace.

Size:

H13xW8xD8
H30xW20xD22
H40xW25xD28
H70xW45xD50
H75xW49xD62
H80xW52xD58
H110xW60xD69
H120xW65xD75
H130xW70XD80
H150xW90xD98
H180xW97xD110
H230xW140xD163
H300xW185xD213
H350xW215xD249
H500xW302xD328

Colors

• Deeply
• Metallictic
• Gradiant
• Edition Flag
• Rainbow
• Candy

For exceptional finishes and/or materials such as :

• 24 carat gold leaf
• Swarovski
• Marble
• Wood tone

Price on request

About Richard Orlinski

Back in 2004, soaked in pop culture, Richard Orlinski decided to devote himself to art. He soon created a colourful pop universe and his animal world went around the globe. His often spectacularly huge animals are proud and defiant yet also symbolise kindness and freedom. In 2015 he became the biggest selling contemporary French artist in the world.

It all began with a crocodile in red resin that the sculptor decided to exhibit in Deauville during the American Film Festival. The French artist is fuelled by the drive to make art for everyone and he takes the genre to unexpected places. Exhibiting in unusual places and the great outdoors soon became his signature. From the Courchevel peaks to TV sets, Richard Orlinski has redefined contemporary art codes.

Thought is the first stage involved in creating a sculpture. It’s the longest part as the artist sets himself no limits and total demand. For his first sculpture, Crocodile, Richard Orlinski spent months working on his piece’s proportions before achieving what he likes to call the «perfect croco».

With five production studios in France and over two hundred employees, craftsmanship goes into every stage of making a piece. Richard Orlinski has a fondness for contemporary materials such as resin and aluminium but also likes to work with materials such as bronze, stone and stainless steel. The sculptor dabbles with colour, constantly innovates, plays with materials, transparency and light. Nothing can stop him when it comes to creation!

The artist is represented by over 90 galleries in France and abroad but Richard Orlinski decided to open the 1st space devoted entirely to his art in Paris in 2017: a 150m2 gallery at 68 rue du Faubourg St Honoré in the 8th arrondissement.