The Plank Tree – A Floral Sculpture Without Flowers How does a work without petals or leaves become the most powerful echo of the keyword “floral”? In the world of contemporary sculpture, the word "floral" dominates searches. It evokes beauty, nature, and gentleness. And yet, Arson's "Planked Tree," in its 60 cm version, has neither leaves, nor flowers, nor fruit. It's a square tree, with branches already transformed into planks. A provocation? Yes.

💥 An original, provocative and incorrect sculptural style. In my creations, there is no easy scribbling or emotional dripping. I reject mainstream trends, famous logos and quotes seen a hundred times. My sculptures are original, disruptive and provocative , sometimes impertinent, always assumed. They celebrate the feminine forms , especially the buttocks , not to flatter the eye, but to give meaning :

Social violence, in all its forms, often arises from fear, from incomprehension, from the need to control or defend against what is perceived as different or threatening. The relationship between contemporary art and social violence invites us to explore how creative expression can become a powerful tool for awareness and transformation. To reduce this tendency, art, meditation and spirituality could indeed play key