Frise des Esculmaux d'Arson, sculptures pop colorées sous forme d'esquimaux callipyges

Arson's contemporary sculptures
His original works
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“Each work here is a visual rant.
Between irony, sensuality and irreverence, you will come across buttocks that whisper truths, bodies that claim their place, and colors that are not afraid of scandal.
Prepare yourself to see differently.”

This contemporary chess knight sculpture embodies a fusion of the majestic strength of this animal and the timeless elegance of a chess piece. In choosing this subject, the artist captured the duality between the horse's raw power and characteristic finesse. The sculpture's flowing lines express graceful movement, while subtle details, such as the mane, add a vibrant dimension to the work. The artist's inspiration is rooted in the balance between nature and the strategy of chess. The nuances of the horse's every movement, from tranquility to unleashed power, are reflected in the artistic choices, creating a piece that transcends mere decorative object to become a symbolic representation of life itself.
The emotions conveyed through this modern sculpture oscillate between contemplation and admiration for beauty. Sculptor Arson's idea was to create a thought-provoking work, encouraging viewers to explore the complexity of existence through the eyes of a horse, while also alluding to the strategy and planning required in the game of chess.

The dazzling horse sculpture rises like a visual epic, where each curve reveals the essence of movement captured in eternity frozen in matter. Arson, in a sublime alliance of technical mastery and inspiration, has created a piece that transcends the simple status of an art object to become sculpted poetry. The artistic choices reveal a masterful virtuosity, where the strength of the horse combines with infinite grace. The mane, chiseled, almost mystical, seems to dance to the rhythm of an invisible melody, while each tense muscle reveals the latent power of the noble steed.

The artist was able to capture the duality of life, capturing the moment where raw vigor meets eternal elegance. Inspiration draws from the majestic nature of the horse and the relentless strategy of chess. An epic symbiosis is established, where each line and hollow are so many metaphors, inviting the observer to dive into a visual story where beauty becomes a quest for profound truth. The emotions, through this work, resonate like a timeless song. Contemplation in the face of equine grandeur, admiration in front of the artist's virtuosity and meditation on the mysteries of life intertwine in an emotional whirlwind. This sculpture, like a revealed enigma, transcends the simple material to become an exhilarating sensory and intellectual experience.

The Horseman of Arson 60 cm

The salon rider

The adults had barely arrived when the family of riders grew.
Small chess knights (60 cm high) are now available.
An exceptional and original piece, for a quality interior.
In five existing colors, or any other choice of your taste.

Sculpture de cavalier d'échecs bronze. Décorative et symbolique, cette sculpture est une pièce d'exception unique.

Atlas

Atlas, the tetanized 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, engenders.

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The Esculmaux

“Here, butts have things to say.
Art is no longer content with being pretty : it disturbs, questions and laughs bitterly.

Welcome to a world where the feminine does not apologize.”

A sculpture to transgress an overly written world
ahead and dream, a little longer.

“L’Esculmau” or the passion of art in love, is like an offering on the altar of the voluptuous and decadent consumption of an outrageous world.

An allegorical gateway, between gallant love and gourmet art, “l’Esculmau” is not a body, nor a woman, nor an ice cream. It is a "map of Tendre", doubly delicious, doubly provoking, suggesting earthly and refined pleasures at the same time as an invitation to rise to the highest, like a mythology of love.

The land of tender is a cartography of precious love

Preciosity is a literary and intellectual movement carried by part of the nobility of the 17th century, who, to oppose manners qualified as rustic, valued a modest and extremely refined way of life in manners and language. .

The map of Tendre, is the map of an imaginary country called "Tender" invented in the 17th century by various personalities, including Catherine de Rambouillet, and inspired by the novel Clélie, roman history of Madeleine de Scudéry (1654).

In this "topographic and allegorical representation", we find traced, in the form of villages and paths, the different stages of love life according to the Precious women of the time. This “game of the goose for the use of a coterie fond of sentimental subtleties has four cities, three rivers, two seas, a lake and thirty small villages.” The model will be taken up by the Abbé d'Aubignac in Histoire du temps, ou Relation du kingdom de Coquetterie, the reissue of which includes "the most complete doctrinal presentation on allegory at the time of preciousness."

François Chauveau is credited with the engraving of this map appearing, as an illustration, in the first part of the book Clélie, Roman History.

Contemporary French sculptor Arson carries an Esculmau sculpture in his arms

The contemporary sculptor artist Arson surrounded by his emblematic Esculmaux, pop and colorful sculptures in callipyge Eskimos

Contemporary sculptor Arson poses next to his XXL work, the orange Esculmau

Pieces signed and numbered /8 for the 105 and 230 models,

/20, for the 16 and 53.

The Esculmau "230", the Magnum

The “Esculmau” or the passion for the art of love, is like an offering on the altar of the voluptuous and decadent consumption of an outrageous world.
An allegorical bridge between courtly love and gourmet art, the “Esculmau” is not a body, a woman or an ice cream, it is a "map of tenderness", twice as delicious, twice as provocative, suggesting earthly and refined pleasures as well as an invitation to something much more important, like a mythology of love.

Detail of the buttocks of a black ebony sculpture by Arson

Find the "Esculmau" family, from the Magnum of H. 230 cm to the 105 cm, 53 cm, 16 cm

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Arson's Candy

The new tender and delicious work of Contemporary Art
The Sculptor Arson is the inventor of what he calls "L'Art Gourmand", already initiated with "l'Esculmau".

Candy pop sculpture with pretty buttocks by contemporary sculptor Arson

BONBONS set of pop sculptures signed Arson presented in the collection

His new creation is intended as a remedy for the prevailing sadness. His creation "Les Bonbons" (Candies) is the idea that to soothe the anxieties of this crazy world, we need sensuality , sweetness, romanticism, and love. Let's opt for poetry and the love of gluttony, art, and life, with Arson's work...

Long live sweets and the sweetness they give us!

Numbered resin sculpture / 20 Height 57 cm x W. 17 cm x D. 14 cm

Let's be sweet and greedy with contemporary art and pop sculpture. Arson, inventor of "l'Art gourmand" (gourmet art), offers to delight you by giving you a tender and poetic look at his sculpture. A "candy" sculpture is, for everyone, a reminder of the sweetness of their childhood and we all still remember the taste, the color and the name of the one we preferred. To leave your imagination free, the artist has avoided the Krema candies and other Mistral gagnant, Roudoudou, Carambar or Malabar, which for some artists is a way of redoing the simple copy, of what has already been done by their own inventors. named candies.

Whether we categorize Arson's sculptural work as pop art, contemporary or engaged sculpture, it doesn't matter, what matters is the interest and emotion that his works provide.

Buying art, offering a contemporary sculpture is an intellectual process, but also the expression of a sensitivity to the world around us and the desire for beauty.

Buying art is giving yourself a gift, it's giving shared joy when you offer it. Art should make people dream and embellish life. Just ask yourself the question, what would life be without the art around us, without the sculptures in the city or in a magnificent interior decoration thanks to a painting or a sculpture? Long live sweetness and contemplation, in this world of brutes and long live Arson's sweets!

Classical sculptures

Venus

Women have always been represented in art. Undoubtedly, it was the first object of expression for sculptor artists. From prehistoric times, Paleolithic Venuses were carved in ivory, formed into pottery or carved in stone. Representing for some, fertility and abundance by their deliberately accentuated maternal details, there are also a number of rediscovered, filiform sculptures, representing the woman for her beauty alone. All these sculptures are the expression of the celebrated, respected and admired woman.

From the Venus goddess of beauty in Roman mythology to the sculpture "Venus" by Maillol, "Venus callipyge" by François Barois, without forgetting the most famous sculpture, the Venus de Milo, everywhere and at all times, sculptors and the painters celebrated the woman and underlined their beauty, their femininity, by the body, their buttocks or their breasts. In painting, from Botticelli to Modigliani or Klein and so many other artists, we can say that each sculptor, each painter has HIS Venus. Here is that of Arson, a contemporary French sculptor, who, like Rodin, centers his sculpture work on the part of the body symbolizing for him the grace of absolute femininity.

… As in the history of Art!

Witness this tale by La Fontaine evoking the Callipyge Venus:

“In the time of the Greeks, two sisters said they had

As fine ass as a girl of their kind;

The question was only to know

Which of the two above the other wins:

To judge an expert being taken,

To the youngest he bestows the prize,

Then marrying him, gives him his soul;

Following his example, his brother is in love

Of the youngest, and takes her for his wife;

So much was between them, in the end, proceeded,

That by the sisters a temple was founded,

Below the name of Venus beautiful-buttock;

I don't know for what purpose;

But it would have been the temple of Greece

For whom I would have had more devotion. »

La Fontaine: Tales and short stories in verse - Tale from Athénée.

Modern Venus sculpture by modern sculptor Arson

Metallic Venus

Resin,

metallic pigments

H. 1.40 m 1/8

Venus in position
Numbered/8
H. 1.40 m

Angelic

If the woman has always been represented in religion, virtuous and chaste, the fact remains that there is a link between the buttocks and religion (or so it is said), it is Love.

The contemporary French sculptor, Arson, wanted to symbolize here this sacred bond with what represents the most for him, not the woman, it would be too reductive, but femininity.

Like an archangel, this sculpture magnifies this supreme creation that is the woman, to the sacred.

She thus joins and completes the mythology of women in the history of art.

The sculptor adds, deliberately mischievous, that “sometimes women are Angels”.

resin Height 0.80 m x 1.20 m

numbered / 8 in color

Modern Winged Angelique Sculpture by Arson

Angélique purple winged modern sculpture by Arson

The Diplomatic Suitcase

resin,

Height 52 cm

Unique pieces, signed.

Suitcase sculpture in brown buttocks by Arson sculptures

Suitcase sculpture in midnight blue buttocks by Arson sculptures

Blue buttocks suitcase sculpture by Arson sculptures

Suitcase sculpture in red buttocks by Arson sculptures

Little cabbage

Romantic work

Master Plaster on a wooden background in the moss

70 cm x 70 cm

Unique piece

Little Cabbage Sculpture by Arson sculptures

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Master Plasterer

55 cm x 40 cm wall light.

Unique piece

Press review

Master Plasterer

55 cm x 40 cm on wooden base.

Unique piece

Nightgown

Master Plasterer

55 cm x 40 cm on wooden base.

Unique piece

Zebra

Master Plasterer

55 cm x 40 cm on wooden base.

Unique piece

Bow tie

Master Plasterer

55 cm x 40 cm on wooden base.

Unique piece

Guitar

Master Plasterer

110 cm x 45 cm on metal base.

Unique piece

Front view of the Guitar sculpture by Arson sculptures

"Capucine after love"
Sculpture of a woman's body
Master plaster on laminated glass wooden frame
White marble look finish.
120 l. x 60 h. x 30 D.

Capuchin sculpture after love by Arson Sculptures

Little cat

Resin mesh sculpture on tempered glass

h. 110 cm l. 85 cm

Eros
Height 25 cm resin numbered / 8
except gilded with gold leaf on plaster
(unique piece)

contemporary sculpture The Telephone by Arson Sculptures

The Telephone
Plaster sculpture
50 cm x 40 cm x 20 cm
Unique piece

Plaster sculpture, workshop master, intended to be cast in bronze, by the will of the artist, this sculpture will ultimately remain unique and in plaster.

In the series of ''l'artbsurde'', I love it, she is my favorite... Tribute to Magritte

Unique piece

Jean-Bernard

plaster in wooden frame
l.70 cm x H.80 cm x Dep..25 cm
Unique piece

Sculpture of a naked woman Legs in the air by Arson

Paws in the air

Modern Sculpture, Master Plaster

75 cm x 55 cm.

Unique piece

erotic sculpture Legs in the air by Arson Sculptures

Oriental jaspé woman's buttocks sculpture by Arson Sculptures

Oriental Jasper
Plaster
L.40 cm x H.35 cm Depth 25 cm
on metal base.
Unique piece

I write your name Liberty

Height 0.70m

Varnished plaster sculpture on a metal base. "I write your name, freedom." Because there's a woman underneath, and it would be good to think about it...

Unique piece, signed.

Phallocrat

Height 0.80m. Plaster and resin sculpture.

"Phallocrate" is a denunciation of masculine hyperpower. Every man, as soon as he has it, tends to abuse it.

For those who know the meaning of the word..

Unique piece, signed.

Evelyne

Height 55 cm

Chrome-varnished plaster sculpture. "Evelyne" is the story of a meeting too young, too small,

if you know what I mean.

Unique piece, signed.

Zebrinette

Sculpture 1.40 m long x Height 0.70 m

Nothing more than for the love of horses...

Arson's contemporary sculptures
His original works
to buy directly without intermediaries

“Each work here is a visual rant.
Between irony, sensuality and irreverence, you will come across buttocks that whisper truths, bodies that claim their place, and colors that are not afraid of scandal.
Prepare yourself to see differently.”

A dazzling horse sculpture rises like a visual epic

The Horseman of Arson 60 cm

Atlas

Atlas, the tetanized titan

The Esculmaux

“Here, butts have things to say.
Art is no longer content with being pretty : it disturbs, questions and laughs bitterly.

Welcome to a world where the feminine does not apologize.”

A sculpture to transgress an overly written world
ahead and dream, a little longer.

The "Esculmaux", why ?

Arson's Candy

The new tender and delicious work of Contemporary Art
The Sculptor Arson is the inventor of what he calls "L'Art Gourmand", already initiated with "l'Esculmau".

Why a candy buttocks sculpture?

What exactly is "l'Art gourmand"?

Classical sculptures

Why are women at the center of Arson's work?

Why did you choose to evoke Venus?

The buttocks, an obsessive theme with Arson?

Angélique... Why the choice of this name ?

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Arson's contemporary sculptures His original works to buy directly without intermediaries

“Each work here is a visual rant. Between irony, sensuality and irreverence, you will come across buttocks that whisper truths, bodies that claim their place, and colors that are not afraid of scandal. Prepare yourself to see differently.”

A dazzling horse sculpture rises like a visual epic

The Horseman of Arson 60 cm

Atlas

Atlas, the tetanized titan

The Esculmaux

“Here, butts have things to say. Art is no longer content with being pretty : it disturbs, questions and laughs bitterly. Welcome to a world where the feminine does not apologize.”

A sculpture to transgress an overly written world ahead and dream, a little longer.

The "Esculmaux", why ?

Arson's Candy

The new tender and delicious work of Contemporary Art The Sculptor Arson is the inventor of what he calls "L'Art Gourmand", already initiated with "l'Esculmau".

Why a candy buttocks sculpture?

What exactly is "l'Art gourmand"?

Classical sculptures

Why are women at the center of Arson's work?

Why did you choose to evoke Venus?

The buttocks, an obsessive theme with Arson?

Angélique... Why the choice of this name ?

Subscribe to our newsletter

Arson's contemporary sculptures
His original works
to buy directly without intermediaries

“Each work here is a visual rant.
Between irony, sensuality and irreverence, you will come across buttocks that whisper truths, bodies that claim their place, and colors that are not afraid of scandal.
Prepare yourself to see differently.”

“Here, butts have things to say.
Art is no longer content with being pretty : it disturbs, questions and laughs bitterly.

Welcome to a world where the feminine does not apologize.”

A sculpture to transgress an overly written world
ahead and dream, a little longer.

The new tender and delicious work of Contemporary Art
The Sculptor Arson is the inventor of what he calls "L'Art Gourmand", already initiated with "l'Esculmau".