Françoise van de Bosch’s “Kussen Object” (circa 1975) is a sculptural work in polished aluminum, showcasing her innovative approach to form and material. This two-part composition features clean, geometric shapes and a high-gloss finish, reflecting a minimalist yet impactful design. The interlocking forms explore themes of unity and separation, blending visual engagement with conceptual depth. Connected to the Dutch modernist design movement, van de Bosch collaborated with contemporaries like Gijs Bakker, sharing a focus on industrial techniques and handcrafted precision. This piece exemplifies her talent for transforming utilitarian materials into art that challenges conventional boundaries between design and sculpture. Rare and collectible, “Kussen Object” is a striking artifact of Dutch modernism.
