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Peau d'âne (2019) Sculpture by Joëlle Buard
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“Wrap yourself in the skin of this animal, leave this palace, and go where the earth can carry you” Excerpt from the tale of Donkey Skin by Charles Perrault
The famous excerpt from the tale of "Donkey Skin" by Charles Perrault underlines this crucial moment of separation, where the protagonist is called to wrap herself in the animal's skin and leave the family palace. This drastic decision serves as a necessary sacrifice, marking the beginning of a new adventure where the earth becomes the guide of one's destiny. This quote evokes the conviction that separating oneself from one's past, even at the cost of an apparent heartbreak, is an act of courage and autonomy that is part of the order of things.
To separate oneself is to learn to grow.
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My journey began with studies in market finance in London and Ningbo, then with a career in international trade and digital marketing in Hong Kong and Paris.
One day, a family accident brought me to the Parisian studio of the sculptor Magali Nourissat. This manual abstraction immediately sparked a real ion in me.
I love the infinite possibilities of working with clay until I find the most appropriate emotion to freeze it in a bronze.
It is in tales and fables, a vector of moral education, that I find my main inspiration. Their imaginary power and their emotional power have therapeutic virtues to cross the ages and existential doubts. I see it as a form of return to the first visual narratives.
In my work, I like to have fun staying on a ridge line at the border of two worlds, that of Man and animal, to reveal both the bestial side of Man and the human side. of the animal.
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- Date of birth : 1991
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- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
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