A collected work is not only selected; it is placed. This dossier records the material, scale, studio origin, and acquisition path for the piece.
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Fig Leaf
Andrée Brown
Shipping & Studio Lead Times
Made-to-order and bespoke works are confirmed directly with the studio before production begins. Lead times vary by material, scale, firing, finishing, and artist schedule.
A portion of this acquisition is dedicated to scaling next-generation carbon removal technology via Stripe Climate. This commitment is absorbed in full to preserve the landscapes that inspire our creators.
Technical Specifications.
Medium: Bronze with Studio Patina
Dimensions: 12X7X3
Classification: Unique Work (One-of-a-kind)
Year: 2026
Provenance: Artist Direct / Mitsooz Vetted
Return Status: 7-Day Reflection
Studio Note: Created in Marnay Sur Seine, France
The Narrative.
Fig Leaf
A Bespoke Dimensional Work
An Icon of History and Growth.
Nature is a point of departure, not a template. The Fig Leaf is a silhouette steeped in cultural narrative, symbolizing both the fragility of the natural world and the enduring strength of ancient landscapes. In "Fig Leaf," Andree Brown translates this iconic three-lobed form into the 5,000-year historical permanence of bronze. Rooted in the Japanese philosophy of Wabi-sabi, the sculpture is designed as a full-sensory experience: the "front" and "back" offer distinct tactile journeys, inviting the collector to discover the unique irregularities and atmospheric vibrations captured during the casting process.
The Intelligence of the Hand.
Developed during her residency in Marnay-Sur-Seine, France, this 15lb solid bronze masterwork reflects Brown’s twenty-year discipline as a jeweler and professional chef. Utilizing the traditional lost-wax method, the form is meticulously hand-refined and finished with a high-gloss studio patina that highlights the depth of the mottled green tones. This is a rigorous exploration of material evolution, serving as a permanent home for the ephemeral beauty of the forest.
Bespoke Acquisition & Lead Time Note:
Please note that as a Made-To-Order piece, lead times for "Fig Leaf" are extended to accommodate the artist's meticulous lost-wax casting and hand-patina process. We encourage you to check the specific lead time for this product or inquire about the piece before purchasing. By finalizing your acquisition, you acknowledge that you are aware of the custom production timeline required for a Work of this scale and detail.
Details & Dimensions:
- Title: Fig Leaf
- Classification: Dimensional Work
- Editioned Status: Made-To-Order
- Medium: Hand-Formed Bronze on Metal Base
- Art Movement: Organic Minimalism
- Art Style: Wabi-sabi Influence / Contemporary Bronze
- Theme: Nature, Botanical, Historical Iconography
- Orientation: Vertical
- Construction: Solid
- Finish: Polished Satin-Gloss Verdigris
- Mounting Type: Tabletop / Free-standing Pedestal
- Dimensions: 12" x 7" x 3"
- Weight: 15 lbs
- Year Created: 2026
- Origin: Developed at ACEA L’Expressoir (Marnay-Sur-Seine, France)
- Signature: Artist Stamped or Signed on Base
- Authenticity: Includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
- Investment: $3,600.00
- Availability: Bespoke Order (Inquire for Lead Time)
- Final Acquisition*
Bring the eternal design of nature into your home. Add the "Fig Leaf" bespoke dimensional work to your collection today at Mitsooz.
About the Artist.
The Mitsooz Commitment.
Studio-Direct Dispatch
Mitsooz facilitates an unmediated connection between the artist and the collector. Every work is dispatched directly from the artist’s studio or primary production workspace; fully insured from their door to yours.
Curated Provenance
The Collective is a strictly curated environment; every artist is vetted for technical mastery and narrative depth. Each work includes a physical, signed Certificate of Authenticity to ensure its origin and legacy.
Collector Reflection
We offer a 7-day reflection period for eligible works. Collectors may choose a 100% refund via the Mitsooz Collector Reserve or a cash refund minus a 25% restocking fee.
Note: Dimensional, commissioned, and bespoke works are considered final acquisitions.
