Hercules at Rueil-Malmaison. Joan of Arc, equestrian, in Nice. Napoleon. The private pantheon of writers, philosophers and warriors. Cast in the manner of two thousand years — wax, mould, a single uninterrupted pour, patina by hand.
Four and a half metres tall, almost nine tonnes of bronze covered in twenty-three-and-a-half-karat gold leaf, inaugurated by the city of Nice in December 2024.
Commissioned by the Régie Parcazur for a future park in northern Nice. The Maid of Orleans rides forward, lance raised, in a posture that translates the medieval iconography of the warrior-saint into a monumental contemporary bronze.
A bronze gift to the city of Rueil-Malmaison, installed for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
A reading of Hercules as the mythological founder of the Olympic Games — a deliberate choice for a city that hosted the rowing events of the 2024 Olympics, and an exercise in offering monumental public sculpture as a donation rather than a commission.
A monumental Napoleon for Nice, and a small-edition crowned bust available through the Napoleon-Souvenirs catalogue.
Bronze with a gold-leaf laurel crown, sixteen centimetres tall, one-and-a-half kilograms. Sold at four hundred and eighty euros through the Napoleon-Souvenirs / Terre de France catalogue since 2021.
Nietzsche, Dostoyevsky, Marcus Aurelius, Saint-Exupéry, Jordan Peterson and others.
A personal pantheon of writers, philosophers and warriors cast in bronze at the workshop. Sold individually from approximately four hundred euros, available through the studio and partner catalogues.
All sculptures are public memories that last, until we topple them; by not making them we are losing our memories. Missor — The Spectator
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