Françoise van de Bosch’s "Tweedelig Object" (circa 1975) is a polished aluminum sculpture measuring 5.7 x 11.5 x 5.7 cm. This compact piece combines soft, cushion-like folds with the sleek, industrial quality of polished aluminum. Its reflective surface enhances the interplay of gentle curves and sharp edges, creating a dynamic relationship with light. A pioneer in Dutch modernist jewelry and design, van de Bosch was celebrated for her innovative use of materials and forms. *Tweedelig Object* exemplifies her ability to merge softness and rigidity, blurring the lines between functional design and fine art. This rare work captures her exploration of tension and materiality, making it a significant piece for collectors of 20th-century design and modernist sculpture.
