A flower with a yellow stone at its centre. Its shape recalls a marguerite, almost ordinary in its simplicity, as though chosen without any particular reason. Yet the title suggests something more elusive.
La Rosée du Matin evokes the fragile moisture left on grass after a night has passed. A fleeting presence, visible only under certain conditions, before the morning takes it away.
Why this flower? Why the dew? Perhaps their apparent randomness conceals a meaning that belongs only to its maker.
Material: Silver, yellow crushed stone.
Edition: Pièce unique. One casting, never reproduced.
