Sculpture

GLASS, RESIN, OIL and Metal

INFINITE EMBRACE A Homage to Yayoi Kusama

Infinite Embrace is a celebration of the profound and instinctive love between a mother and child — a bond that begins before words and continues without end.

The two figures flow into one another, their forms inseparable, as the mother gently surrounds and protects her child. There is no clear beginning or ending to the embrace; each form becomes part of the other, symbolising love, protection, belonging and the infinite connection between parent and child.

The repeating red dots pay homage to Yayoi Kusama and her extraordinary exploration of repetition and infinity. Here, they become a metaphor for love itself — countless moments, memories and emotions accumulating across a lifetime.

A mother’s embrace may last only a moment. A mother’s love is infinite.

Carbon Fibre & Swarovski Crystal

NOIR INSTINCT

Noir Instinct captures the panther at the moment between stillness and movement — poised, watchful and instinctively powerful.

Sculpted from carbon fibre, the work transforms one of nature’s most commanding predators into a contemporary study of strength, precision and elegance. The material’s distinctive structure follows the muscular contours of the animal, creating a surface that changes subtly as light moves across it.

Its piercing eyes are set with Swarovski crystals, introducing an unexpected element of brilliance against the darkness of the carbon fibre. The contrast between industrial material and jewel-like detail reflects two opposing characteristics of the panther itself: raw power and extraordinary beauty.

Designed by Hiren Kothari, Noir Instinct explores the meeting point between sculpture, advanced materials and luxury craftsmanship — transforming an ancient symbol of courage, independence and mystery into a distinctly contemporary object.

Silent. Powerful. Watching.

Carbon Fibre and Glass

ELECTRIC STRINGS

Electric Strings reimagines one of classical music’s most enduring instruments through the language of contemporary design.

The traditional silhouette of the violin is transformed through carbon fibre, replacing the warmth of conventional timber with a material associated with performance, engineering and the future. Its exposed carbon weave creates movement across the body as light travels over the highly polished surface.

Against the deep black structure, electric yellow detailing cuts through the instrument like a pulse of energy — a deliberate collision between classical form and modern attitude.

Designed by Hiren Kothari for Vision Privé, Electric Strings explores what happens when centuries of musical tradition meet contemporary materials and unconventional design.

Classical in form. Radical in spirit.

Contemporary Tambourine Sculpture

PURPLE RHYTHM

Purple Rhythm is a sculptural celebration of Prince — an artist whose music, individuality and fearless creativity transformed popular culture.

Reimagining the tambourine, an instrument closely associated with Prince’s performances and musical aesthetic, the work combines deep purple with brilliant gold and polished metallic detailing. Purple evokes the colour that became inseparable from Prince's visual identity, while gold represents the extravagance, confidence and brilliance that defined his presence on stage.

The circular form suggests rhythm without beginning or end — an echo of a musical legacy that continues long after the final note. Its repeating metallic elements capture the energy and movement of performance, transforming an instrument of sound into an object of sculpture.

Designed by Hiren Kothari for Vision Privé, Purple Rhythm is not intended as a replica or piece of memorabilia, but as a contemporary artistic homage to Prince's extraordinary relationship with music, style and self-expression.

The beat stops. The rhythm remains.

Resin, Swarovski Crystal

THE BEAUTIFUL ONE

The Beautiful One is a sculptural homage to Prince — an artist whose music, style and fearless individuality transcended generations.

The guitar is transformed into an opulent contemporary artwork, its body enveloped in layers of deep purple resin, intricate floral forms and rich gold detailing. Sculpted roses emerge across the surface, symbolising beauty, passion, love and remembrance, while carefully placed Swarovski crystals interact with the light, giving the work an almost jewel-like presence.

Purple dominates the composition as an unmistakable reference to Prince's extraordinary visual universe, while the gold introduces a sense of royalty, glamour and theatricality. The elaborate surface treatment deliberately blurs the boundary between musical instrument, sculpture and precious object.

Designed by Hiren Kothari for Vision Privé, The Beautiful One celebrates more than Prince's music. It honours the beauty of individuality — the confidence to be different, the freedom to create without boundaries, and the enduring legacy of an artist who turned his identity into an art form.

Beautiful. Individual. Eternal.