Welcome to Arson's contemporary art gallery
French sculptor
The artist
Trained in the fine arts, initially destined for architecture, it was as a lover of matter and forms that the artist Arson revealed himself. His work as a contemporary sculptor - an ode to freedom and sensuality - a bit provocative and facetious is in the image of the artist: a man committed and passionate about his work.
Collections
From the impertinent and greedy Esculmaux to the sensual pop Candies, passing through sculptures of antique inspiration, answer Arson's invitation to a journey into the universe of the contemporary artist sculptor by discovering his collections.
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Take a stroll through Arson's virtual gallery and online store to discover all the contemporary works of art to be acquired.
Committed artist
The deflated
The series of sculptures ''the deflated'' is a cry, The series of sculptures ''the deflated'' is a cry, the expression of disarray on three major themes.
''Atlas, the paralyzed titan''. It is the catastrophic situation of the world and the destruction of the balances necessary for life on our planet that he denounces with this committed sculpture. Do not mean by this an "ecological" cry or so in two evils, like a logical echo, because sometimes the remedy of these is worse than the evil they claim to treat.
''David wanders vaguely'' is for the sculptor a reflection of the current art world, superficial and elitist, where the signature of a piece is more important than the piece itself, in a market of outrageous speculation. See Ruben Östlund's excellent film "The Square", which deals with the subject of the world of the art market, in an absolutely remarkable and enlightened way.
''Inliberty watching over the world'' The sculpture of "the statue of freedom", here deformed by suffering, symbolizes the headlong rush from taboos, obligations of all kinds, repressions and checks on peoples , undermining individual freedom on a thousand fallacious pretexts of economic crises, pandemics, terrorism, war. Like a new mantra that would say "fear them and infantilize them". of confusion on three major themes.
Atlas, the paralyzed titan
Despite its titanic efforts for two thousand years, Atlas is like the earth, exhausted. Century after century he supports it with the men who shape it so badly, mistreat it, always demanding more of it, increasing its burden to the point that he decides to abandon it and its irresponsible inhabitants, to its fate. Without him and Zeus who, despite everything, sees to the proper execution of his sentence and, since men have no common sense, the world will collapse under the weight of the inculturated overpopulation, hungry for ever more consumption, filth and violence that this society, where people confuse the price with the value of things or men, generates.