La sculpture contemporaine : une évidence décorative « Une sculpture impose une présence, pas une fonction. » Une sculpture contemporaine n’est ni un accessoire ni un simple objet décoratif. Elle impose un rythme, une respiration, une tension visuelle. Dans un intérieur haut de gamme, elle devient : un marqueur culturel, un choix esthétique fort, une signature personnelle.

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.

When pop sculpture takes a bite out of consumer society Welcome to the world of Arson, a contemporary French sculptor, where matter comes to life to better capture reality. Here, colors explode, shapes play, and taboos melt like ice cream in the sun. But behind this apparent lightness, a bitter critique lurks: that of a society that consumes everything, even art, even bodies.

💥 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 :

The Chess Knight: A Sculpture that Redefines Art and Chess Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of contemporary art with Arson's The Knight, an iconic sculpture that fuses the power of a horse with the strategy of chess. Created by the provocative artist Arson (born 1953), this work of art embodies elegance and boldness, captivating decorative art lovers, chess enthusiasts, and interior design enthusiasts.

It is difficult to talk about pop art without mentioning the unique and original talent of the French sculptor Arson.