French Designer Francois Hurtaud Launches a New Sculpture Series Inspired by the Golden Ratio

French Designer Francois Hurtaud created a limited edition series of sculptures inspired by the golden ratio. Titled “Demain Peut-être”, the series represents a fresh interpretation of the classical principle and marks a new aesthetic approach in abstract contemporary sculpture.

Hong Kong, March 2021 - Hong Kong-based French designer Francois Hurtaud launched a new limited edition series inspired by the aesthetics and the philosophy of the Fibonacci sequence, titled “Demain Peut-être”.

For Francois Hurtaud, the sequence represented the way to translate the mathematical language of perfection to a tangible artifact. He used the abstract expression, the technique of contemporary sculpture, and his knowledge of design to create a marvelous thing of beauty, a spherical golden spiral that appears to be floating above the ground. The shining surface of the piece echoes classical art, while the simple, undulating form suggests the connection shared between all existing matter. This objet d’art is made in concordance with the golden ratio to evoke and model the allegory of the supreme order.

“Demain Peut-être” limited edition sculpture series is crafted in two different sizes. It’s sculpted in plaster in hand-made molds, coated with a bespoke alloy of tin and copper that mimics gold and varnished.

Sculpture information:

• Demain Peut-être

• Sculpture Limited Edition Series

• Plaster, coated with tin and copper alloy, varnished

• 2020