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.

A decor that reflects you: a blend of design and emotion Gone are the days of impersonal interiors dictated by fleeting trends. Today, we seek to create a space that speaks to us, that soothes or stimulates us. This involves making bold choices: vibrant colors, sensual materials, and meaningful objects. Design becomes emotional, and each piece tells a story.

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.

This is the cry. The last breath. The text that doesn't explain: it affirms. It's not an article, it's raw material. A block of words to place on the floor, to hang on the wall, to shout in an empty street. This is my manifesto, me, Arson. It resembles me: it doesn't need permission.

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The female body in a sensitive and embodied description Arson, with his sculptures, seems to emerge from a world where the female body is never decorative, but charged, conscious, resistant. Each form is a physical statement, each association with an object becomes a symbolic act.

Art doesn't need a license You don't wait for someone to let you create: you create. The art world is often a private club—you came to dynamite it with a clay hammer. Reject aesthetic authority, that of galleries, academic standards, tie-wearing critics. Your work is a beating against conventions.

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.

Why provoke? Because silence is complicit. Because pretty is sometimes a lie. Because the feminine, too often censored, deserves a brutal, frank, free space. Arson does not carve smooth symbols. It captures the scream, the embarrassment, the grotesque. It invites us to think differently—through shock, humor, and confusion.

Nude is no longer a tribute — it's an insurrection Classical sculpture exalted the female nude with restraint: bodies frozen in icy perfection. In Arson's work, this aesthetic is exploded . His carnal volumes don't flatter, they question. They slam like visual slogans, flirting with the indecent to better reveal the hypocrisy of the gaze. Jenny Saville paints the body in its surgical rawness. ORLAN manipulates her own face to question norms. Arson , for his part, sculpts