Sculpture “Saxophone” by Yves Lohe, 1980s

This striking sculpture in cast bronze and pressed glass by french artist yves lohe depicts a saxophone in a surreal, expressive transformation. The work is crafted from a dynamic combination of cast bronze and pressed glass, with tentacle-like forms that appear to wrap around or emerge from the instrument. The translucent blue-green glass contrasts beautifully with the warm bronze, creating a vivid interplay of transparency, weight, and motion. Every detail is carefully executed — from the contours of the saxophone to the organic, almost creature-like elements that animate the piece. Dimensions: h 48 X w 26 X d 33 cm. Base ø: 19 cm. Condition: very good. A visually powerful and musically inspired sculpture — lyrical, elegant, and full of movement — true to yves lohe’s artistic vocabulary.