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Take a long way home by Man&Pia

Take a long way home

Man & Pia

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2022

Acrylic paint on canvas.

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Just a joke

Laurence Nolleau

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2024

Just a Joke is inspired by Banksy's famous work, representing a little girl letting a heart-shaped balloon fly away. This black steel sculpture by Laurence Nolleau plays with lines and cuts to recreate the visual illusion of the character and the ball. Numbered and limited to eight copies, this piece captures the spirit of the original work while adding a new dimension thanks to the perspective offered by the vertical steel bars.

Just like in Audrey Hepburn, Laurence uses this technique to bring cultural icons back to life, but here she fuses street art and contemporary sculpture. The interplay between lines and perception brings a modern touch to a universal message.

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Just a joke par Laurence Nolleau

Sepia

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2023

Sepia is an original piece of art made with a meticulous technique of superimposing five layers of pencils. Bamboulino accurately captures the beauty and grace of cuttlefish, an enigmatic creature from the deep sea. The delicate and refined lines create a visual symphony, evoking the fluid movement of the animal in its natural environment. This work invites you to contemplate the mysterious harmony of the ocean and the poetry that can be found there.

The work is part of a series where Bamboulino explores marine creatures, including Octopus, where the movement and fluidity of the animal are also highlighted. These works celebrate the richness of underwater life, capturing both the beauty and mystery of the oceans through careful techniques and a poetic look.

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Sepia by Bamboulino

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Thierry Ledé French photographer

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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Sophie VERGER sculpteur bronze

Sophie Verger

Born in Paris in 1953, Sophie Verger discovered her artistic calling at a very early age. As a teenager, she attended the Académie de la Grande Chaumière and the École Montparnasse 80, before enrolling at the École Nissim de Camondo, then the Beaux-Arts de Paris, where she followed the classical teaching of the Favrat studio. Her encounter with the sculptor Étienne Martin confirmed her path.

For more than thirty years, Sophie Verger has been creating a profoundly unique body of work, in which animals become messengers of human emotions, sometimes tender, sometimes mischievous, but always powerfully evocative. Her sculpted bestiary is part of a tradition that is both archaic and contemporary, with influences ranging from medieval statuary to modern expressionism.

Throughout her series – Zoomorphic Virgins, Shields, Exploded Eggs, and Rhinoceroses – her work explores metamorphosis, humour, fragility, instinct, and the symbolic heritage of the animal world. Since the 1990s, she has exhibited in France and abroad: in Paris (Galerie Colette Dubois, Galerie Got, Galerie Lise Cormery), Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, and more recently in the United States. She has participated in numerous artistic events (MAC Paris, Lineart Gand, Sculptures et Jardins in Lille, etc.) and has had several museum exhibitions, notably at the Musée Pompon.

Her works feature in numerous public and private collections in Europe and North America, and are regularly acquired by municipalities and museums (Lille Natural History Museum, Val d'Oise Archaeological Museum, Berck Museum, Pompon Museum, etc.).

Sophie Verger presents a poetic and powerful universe, where animals, somewhere between fantasy and humanity, become a mirror of an inner world that is both archaic and universal.

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