Manually fractured concrete sculpture with an integrated warm COB LED strip in an aluminium profile. The fracture, made on the volume in its green state, exposes the interior of the material and generates a cavity of unrepeatable geometry. Light emerges from within the mass, illuminating the texture of the break.
The maximum production time is twelve days from order confirmation. One unit in stock – ships in 72h to Spain.
The edition is limited to a maximum of one hundred numbered units.
| Reference | GCFR001XXX |
| Material | Concrete, sand, aluminium, LED |
| Dimensions | 20 × 20 × 7 cm |
| Weight | 5 kg |
| Lighting | COB LED strip |
| Power | 12W |
| Voltage | 12V |
| Colour temperature | ~2400K |
| Attachable control | Controller with IR remote |
| Edition | Limited to 100 units |
Fracture Model 001 belongs to the Fracture Line, a series that explores concrete as a field of intervention: broken matter, visible tension, contained violence, where the fracture is not an accident but a deliberate gesture that defines the object.
Here the gesture is not the affirmation of the block, but the rupture as language.
The primary volume: absolute order
The piece originates from an elemental and stable geometry: an orthogonal concrete prism.
This starting point is important because it establishes an initial state of total order, defined by flat surfaces, clean edges, continuous mass, and an almost industrial architectural language.
There is no visible sculptural gesture, no modeling. The block is pure structure.
The object begins as obedient matter, as seen in brutalist architecture or industrial structural elements.
The central gesture: the fracture
The intervention is not a clean cut or a technical perforation. It is a violent rupture.
The surface is not designed: it is torn away.
Several characteristics of a real concrete fracture become visible:
– exposed micro-strata of the material
– visible aggregates in certain areas
– pulverized zones and torn sections
– radial irregularity around the point of impact
This introduces a second material logic opposed to the initial order, where order (prism, plane, control) is placed under tension against violence (fracture, roughness, accident). The piece exists precisely within that tension.
It is not a broken block, but a block that reveals its interior through a wound.
The emergence of light
The light is not placed onto the piece; it exists within the fracture.
This completely alters the reading of the object.
It is not decorative illumination but energy contained within the mass that becomes visible when the material breaks.
Visually, something interesting happens:
– the concrete absorbs light
– the fracture reflects it
– the cement dust diffuses it
That is why the glow is not clean. It is incandescent and mineral.
The light appears to emerge from the material, not from a device.
The internal geometry
Within the fracture, a perfectly controlled vertical line appears. This generates an extremely powerful contradiction, where a chaotic, irregular, and eroded exterior reveals an interior element that is straight, precise, and clearly technical. Chaos revealing structure.
The line of light functions as a visual axis which, acting as an energetic core, defines the very backbone of the object.
The fracture seems to occur in order to let it escape.
Relationship between mass and energy
Here, the concrete acts as a container of force.
The piece does not represent a fracture, but the moment of release. A frozen instant where the temperature of the light is also key.
Its incandescent amber tone brings the composition closer to an almost geological reading, where a thread of magma in the form of light generates an energy source that pushes against its containing mass.
Composition and direction
The fracture is positioned off-center, toward the edge of the block.
This is compositionaly critical, as a centered placement would result in symmetry and a more decorative reading.
By being displaced, the block retains its weight while the piece gains direction through this lateral tension.
The object is not static. The energy appears to be escaping toward one side.
Brutalist reading
There is a clear connection to brutalism, but reinterpreted. Brutalist architecture exposed concrete, structure, and construction.
Here, something different happens: it does not show how it is built, but how it breaks.
It is brutalism taken to its conceptual extreme: architecture subjected to violence.
The numbered plate
The small metal plate on the side introduces a very interesting detail.
In contrast to the violent gesture of the fracture, a rational and administrative gesture appears: serial number, identification, registration.
It is almost ironic.
A piece that appears to have exploded from within is cataloged, numbered, and controlled, introducing a strong conceptual layer: unique violence within a limited production system.
Series of 100. Each fracture is irreproducible.
All units include an identification plate integrated into the piece and a certificate of authenticity.
Designed for indoor use. Not suitable for outdoor exposure.
001 – Related Pieces
001 – Related Pieces
120,00 € IVA incl




