Swiss contemporary artist Simon Berger is a pioneer who pushes conventional boundaries by shaping glass surfaces with precise hammer strikes. By intentionally shattering this fragile material, he transforms destruction into striking, deep human portraits, redefining the limits of the medium. Guided by light, shadow, and transparency, his creative process reflects the philosophy of “existence born from destruction” (morphogenesis). Through carefully controlled fractures, Berger transforms glass from a passive canvas into a vivid, haunting sculptural form. Created as a mixed media piece, this artwork utilizes safety glass carved with a hammer. To officially verify its provenance and artistic importance, the work includes two certificates of authenticity one issued by the gallery and another by an authorized authenticating body.
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Certificate of Authenticity
A certificate of authenticity (COA) is a document from an authoritative source that verifies the artwork’s authenticity. While many COAs are signed by the artist, others will be signed by the representing gallery or the printmaker who collaborated with the artist on the work. For secondary market works, authorized estates or foundations are often the issuing party.
COAs typically include the name of the artist, the details (title, date, medium, dimensions) of the work in question, and whenever possible an image of the work.
