Unique piece, signed by the artist. 2025
A vintage tennis racket transformed by hand through crochet. The textile transforms an iconic sports object into a delicate sculptural piece, creating a contrast between the racket's original purpose — speed, precision and performance — and the softness and patience of the handmade gesture.
A unique piece, entirely hand-crocheted in Paris by the artist.
“Through this piece, I bring together two worlds that are deeply meaningful to me: the physical energy of sport and the intimacy of making something by hand.” Sophie Inard
DETAILS
Edition: Unique, one-of-a-kind artwork
Technique: Hand crochet
Materials: Vintage HEAD tennis racket, cotton and acrylic yarn
Made in: Paris, France
Year: 2025
Dimensions: 57 × 26 × 4 cm
Weight: 350 g
Artist identification: Metal plaque engraved with the artist's name, sewn onto the piece
Authentication: Certificate of authenticity included
A sculptural object for collectors drawn to unexpected encounters between art, sport and personal memory.
Send a message to get more information.
Unique piece, signed by the artist. 2025
A vintage tennis racket transformed by hand through crochet. The textile transforms an iconic sports object into a delicate sculptural piece, creating a contrast between the racket's original purpose — speed, precision and performance — and the softness and patience of the handmade gesture.
A unique piece, entirely hand-crocheted in Paris by the artist.
“Through this piece, I bring together two worlds that are deeply meaningful to me: the physical energy of sport and the intimacy of making something by hand.” Sophie Inard
DETAILS
Edition: Unique, one-of-a-kind artwork
Technique: Hand crochet
Materials: Vintage HEAD tennis racket, cotton and acrylic yarn
Made in: Paris, France
Year: 2025
Dimensions: 57 × 26 × 4 cm
Weight: 350 g
Artist identification: Metal plaque engraved with the artist's name, sewn onto the piece
Authentication: Certificate of authenticity included
A sculptural object for collectors drawn to unexpected encounters between art, sport and personal memory.
Send a message to get more information.
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