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Strange procession

Strange procession 2

Clays

Strange procession

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A bear named Sisyphus

A bear named Sisyphus 2

Bronzes

A bear named Sisyphus

The rock I put down first turned into a fish.To each his own representation of the myth. For the bear, it's fishing and hunting to ensure its survival without asking philosophical questions, a Sisyphus who ignores himself. This sculpture is part of "the bear/fish" series that I continue to work on.

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Bear in Kamchatka

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Private acquisitions

Bear in Kamchatka

A revisited version of FISHING IN KAMCHATKA, this sculpture tells an additional story. KAMCHATKA is the ARCADIA of bears, as the salmon resource is inexhaustible there. A fisch escapes : no big deal, the fisherman looks at the fugitive with amusement. He returns home with a determined step to feed his family, like the bear MARTIN of the fairy tales. A nod...

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From Hump to Hump

From Hump to Hump 2

Bronzes

From Hump to Hump

A little girl jumps from one hump of a camel to another. I consciously played with the exaggeration of the proportions between the two protagonists of the scene: the hieratic and majestic animal thus evokes a landscape, the color of desert sand, an elliptical statement of sorts!

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Embarcation to Kythira

Embarcation to Kythira 2

The Studio

Embarcation to Kythira

Every new exhibition is an adventure. For the catalogue of the Musée de la Côte d’Opale, Christopher, the graphic designer, wanted the photographs taken on the beach in order to illustrate the title of the exhibition Bêtes à Musée, Sculptures in the Open Air. The photographic technique scared me and recreating an atmosphere around my sculptures was a real...

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Adoption

Adoption 2

Clays

Adoption

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The mother of the fish

The mother of the fish 2

The Studio

The mother of the fish

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Gaby on the camel

Private acquisitions

Gaby on the camel

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An exceptional rhinoceros

An exceptional rhinoceros 2

Bronzes

An exceptional rhinoceros

The poetic vision transcends fear, and this wild animal, endowed by nature with a rugged hide and impressive horns—representations of which have both frightened and fascinated humankind since antiquity—becomes here the ally of young children. Trust triumphs over fear. With its head slightly tilted and a gentle, slightly amused gaze, it shares a moment of...

An exceptional rhinoceros (the original clays)

An exceptional rhinoceros (the original clays) 2

Clays

An exceptional rhinoceros (the original clays)

Bronze An exceptional rhinoceros

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Great Bear in Kamchatka or Flying Fish

Great Bear in Kamchatka or Flying Fish 2

Bronzes

Great Bear in Kamchatka or Flying Fish

For the latest version of the Kamchatka trilogy, I imagined a bear delighted by his miraculous catch, whose fish fly away like birds—a poetic image. He watches them peacefully and smiling. No matter, he has enough left to feed his offspring! For me, the bear symbolizes protection and the fish symbolize life. The warm brown patina beautifully highlights...

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Drum Shaman Bear

Drum Shaman Bear 2

Bronzes

Drum Shaman Bear

I discovered at the flea market a very beautiful old photo of a Central Asian shaman wearing a bear skin, the animal's head covering his skull. I also remember a scene from a western by the Coen brothers “TRUE GRIT” in which we see a healer on horseback covered in bear skin emerge from a dark forest, a rather exceptional scene. These representations made...

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Bear juggling fish

Bear juggling fish 2

Bronzes

Bear juggling fish

A brown bear juggling with the product of his catch for his pleasure and that of his cubs. Entertainment is rare in Kamchatka. Few tourists to get their teeth into. The fish defies the laws of gravity, so hard on the sculptor! This animal bronze sculpture is part of the "bears and fish" series (which I have not finished exploring). Warm brown patina for...

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Rhinoceros and his rider

Rhinoceros and his rider 2

Bronzes

Rhinoceros and his rider

Little girls dream of riding unicorns, but, proof provided by this sculpture, rhinos too. Fragility and brute force united in the same contemplation. This very "drown" sculpture is magnified by a slate gray patina.

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Fishing in Kamchatka

Fishing in Kamchatka 2

Private acquisitions

Fishing in Kamchatka

Kamchatka, the promised land of bears for salmon fishing! This sculpture is part of the "bear and fish" themed series that I'm still working on

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