Sculptor Jacque-Victor André, a native of Picardy, began by working intimately with the human body, but soon landscapes, gardens and forests became his sources of inspiration.
The artist seeks to capture passages, moments of life. Uneven surfaces reveal wrinkles, furrows, holes? rifts. These hollows incite movement, catching the light to express landscapes in the making.
Drawing inspiration from the “fabriques” of Renaissance gardens (grottoes, nymphaeums, gates, etc.), he adds an architectural dimension to his works, in which intimacy and his dreams as a sculptor nestle.
Using a variety of materials, from stone to granite, steel to concrete, his monumental, architectural constructions question our relationship with space in Paris, Dunkirk, Valenciennes, Reims,?
Visit the Bernard-Noël space at Laon’s Maison des Arts et Loisirs from Tuesday to Friday, 1pm to 5:30pm, and every Saturday, 2pm to 5pm!
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Equipment:
- Free Carpark
- Toilets
Activités :
- Temporary exhibitions
Activités :
- Interior
Localisation :
2 Place Aubry - 02000 - Espace Bernard-Noël de la Maison des Arts et Loisirs