Description
Statement of Value: The Convergence of Status, Art, and Material Luxury
For private collectors, interior designers, and fashion enthusiasts, Luxury Objects: Holographic No. 5 represents a quintessential centerpiece that commands immediate attention. Contemporary art history has long been anchored by the reinvention of commercial icons—from Andy Warhol’s silk-screened consumer goods to Jeff Koons’ high-shine stainless steel sculptures. This piece enters that lineage with a fresh, tactile focus on modern luxury iconography.
It speaks directly to the contemporary aesthetic zeitgeist: where haute couture, industrial design, and street art sensibilities merge into single, definitive statements. Placing this sculpture in a modern residential loft, gallery showroom, or high-end corporate setting transforms the surrounding space, serving as both a visual anchor and a compelling conversation piece.
Iconic Silhouette: Recognized Worldwide
Contrast: Pristine Hologram vs Visceral Noir
Finish: Ultra-Gloss Epoxy Encapsulation
Key Collector Highlights
Unmistakable Cultural Symbolism The Chanel No. 5 silhouette is globally understood as the pinnacle of refinement and high-fashion heritage. By taking an emblem synonymous with luxury and pairing it with liquid black drips and holographic tones, the sculpture offers a striking critique and celebration of modern brand obsession.
Refined Craftsmanship & Premium Finishing Built from the ground up using specialized sculpting mediums, every angle of this piece has been meticulous tuned for light performance. The thick layer of clear art epoxy resin creates a glass-like shell that locks in the deep gloss appearance, preventing yellowing and preserving the brilliant prismatic shifts indefinitely.
Investment Potential & Unique Originality As an exclusive 1-of-1 original artwork from the 2026 Luxury Objects series, this piece guarantees true scarcity. Unique works that bridge the gap between luxury brand aesthetic and fine art sculpture continue to show strong demand across global gallery platforms and private art markets.







© Samir Biscevic
© Samir Biscevic
© Samir Biscevic