Nicko RUBINSTEIN (1964-2025).
Charging bull. 
Glass painting and metal structure.
Height : 43 cm - Width : 53 cm

A giraffe painting, mixed technique. 
Height 50 cm - Width 58 cm

Note: with a degree in geological engineering, Nicko Rubinstein turned to animal sculpture in 1991, bringing the human and animal worlds into dialogue. 
Deeply marked by the Holocaust and the relationship between creation and the human body, he highlights the hidden structure, the anatomy of beings and the world, the internal skeleton, questioning transmission and the invisible structures of the living. 

"One of the fundamental aspects of my work is the desire to reveal the hidden structure, the inner skeleton, the anatomy of beings and the world, with the intuition, I would even say the conviction, that there is a hidden secret there...".

His work can be found in the collections of the Musée A. G. Poulain Museum in Vernon, the Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle in Paris and the Collège Sylvain Menu in Marseille.
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Lot no. 190

Nicko RUBINSTEIN (1964-2025). Charging bull. Glass painting and metal structure. Height : 43 cm - Width : 53 cm A giraffe painting, mixed technique. Height 50 cm - Width 58 cm Note: with a degree in geological engineering, Nicko Rubinstein turned to animal sculpture in 1991, bringing the human and animal worlds into dialogue. Deeply marked by the Holocaust and the relationship between creation and the human body, he highlights the hidden structure, the anatomy of beings and the world, the internal skeleton, questioning transmission and the invisible structures of the living. "One of the fundamental aspects of my work is the desire to reveal the hidden structure, the inner skeleton, the anatomy of beings and the world, with the intuition, I would even say the conviction, that there is a hidden secret there...". His work can be found in the collections of the Musée A. G. Poulain Museum in Vernon, the Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle in Paris and the Collège Sylvain Menu in Marseille.

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€400 - €600
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Nicko RUBINSTEIN (1964-2025). Charging bull. Glass painting and metal structure. Height : 43 cm - Width : 53 cm A giraffe painting, mixed technique. Height 50 cm - Width 58 cm Note: with a degree in geological engineering, Nicko Rubinstein turned to animal sculpture in 1991, bringing the human and animal worlds into dialogue. Deeply marked by the Holocaust and the relationship between creation and the human body, he highlights the hidden structure, the anatomy of beings and the world, the internal skeleton, questioning transmission and the invisible structures of the living. "One of the fundamental aspects of my work is the desire to reveal the hidden structure, the inner skeleton, the anatomy of beings and the world, with the intuition, I would even say the conviction, that there is a hidden secret there...". His work can be found in the collections of the Musée A. G. Poulain Museum in Vernon, the Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle in Paris and the Collège Sylvain Menu in Marseille.
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