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Tortue marine

Sylvie Bourdeau

2023

La Sea turtle by Sylvie Bourdeau highlights the tranquil elegance of this iconic ocean animal. The raku technique, which the artist masters to perfection, makes it possible to enhance the different parts of the turtle, in particular its shell and its head, by providing them with a rich texture and a unique depth. The color variations and natural cracks of raku highlight the beauty of marine forms, while creating a captivating visual effect, where the turtle seems ready to move through deep water.

This sculpture is a continuation of Sylvie's marine collection, after her striking representations of octopuses, such as Falling octopus. By combining the solidity of ceramics with the dynamism of lines, the artist succeeds in immortalizing the very essence of marine life. The turtle, although anchored on its wooden base, gives off an impression of calm and strength, offering the eye a feeling of serenity.

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Poulpe bronze cristaux

Reivilo

Madneom

2023

Oeuvre limitée et numérotée.

Cristaux de sel réalisés de manière artisanal.

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poulpe bronze cristaux par reivilo et madneom

Tennis ball B32

Thierry Ledé

2023

Masterpiece series with object under a bell

QR code on the back of the work listing the place and date of collection

Diasec plexi 3 and 2mm dibond printing.

Matt silver aluminum frame frame.

Limited print, signed and delivered with certificate of authenticity.

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Featured artists

Thierry Ledé

A committed artist who excels in photography, his artistic work is strongly influenced by his passion for the preservation of the oceans. Travelling the world, he collects marine litter, seeking to raise public awareness of this crucial problem.

As a photographer, he captures the marine litter he collects in an artistic way. His photographs evoke the fragile beauty of these abandoned objects while revealing the devastating impact of pollution on our oceans. Each image tells a story and encourages reflection on our collective responsibility for the environment.

He describes himself as a “tenant” of the land and a world traveller, seeking to pay tribute to the ocean by raising awareness through his works. Through his work Thierry invites us to think about our impact on the oceans and the urgency of maintaining these fragile ecosystems.

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Karl Lagasse

Inspired by César Baldaccini, whom he met at the age of 7, Lagasse turned to sculpture while maintaining his love for graffiti, a form of artistic expression that he practiced on streets and subways. A decisive encounter with Yvaral Vasarely opened up new perspectives for him and encouraged him to merge graffiti with sculpture.

In 2009, he created his iconic work entitled “One Dollar”. This piece is the result of his admiration for the United States and his idea of “making art with $1.” Lagasse has produced this work in numerous colors and with various materials.

In 2016, he pushed the boundaries of his creation by creating a monumental bronze sculpture, a “One Dollar” measuring 2 meters high and weighing 500 kg. It was exhibited during the Paris Art Fair. In 2017, Karl Lagasse designed the trophy for the 43rd edition of the Deauville American Film Festival based on the sea and waves.

One dollar red mat

One dollar gold pink

One dollar in god we trust 1

One dollar in god we trust 2

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