In the enigmatic glow of incandescent apple green, "Pattes en l'air" reveals the lower part of a female body, lying on her stomach, barely emerging from the navel. The fluid curves of her hips and legs, folded in a suspended gesture, end in golden pumps, like stars captured in the darkness of a wild thicket. The sculpture seems to spring from the earth, or sink into it, imprisoned or complicit in the vegetation that surrounds and conceals it.
 What secret whispers this fragmented silhouette? The green, both vital and supernatural, whispers tales of metamorphosis, while the gold of the shoes sparkles like a promise or a hindrance. Is she fleeing, awakening, or dissolving into a primordial world? "Pattes en l'air" defies interpretation, weaving a web of mystery where sensuality, absence, and nature intertwine, inviting the soul to probe the invisible.
 Plaster sculpture L. 70 cm X H. 60 cm X W. 40 cm.
 25 kg
 Unique piece. Signed Arson