Contemporary Art - Sculpture - La danseuse

Aditional Information

Period	Contemporary (1945-today)

Worked and waxed steel blade, mounted on a rough oak support.
Total height 50 cm, total weight 0.83 kg. Base dimensions: 9.5x9.5x8 cm.
The work's signature is stamped on a steel badge (see detail photo).
Complete with numbered certificate of authenticity, personal dedication to the purchaser's first name or other on request.
Neatly packaged.

In this work, I wanted to capture the grace and fluidity of movement through the universal language of dance. Using wood and metal, I sculpted the essence of a figure in motion, evoking freedom and energy. It's a celebration of life, a hymn to the elegance of pure form. This sculpture will introduce an atmosphere of poetry and dynamism into your home.

Artist Biography

The studio where artist Yannick Bouillault works and lives is located on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean in western France. It was in the face of this immensity that he began to create in time from an early age. He went on to study boiler making and became a technician. It wasn't until 2016 that he spontaneously turned to sculpture. Fascinated by the material, mainly steel, and influenced by philosophy, with his in-depth knowledge of certain techniques, he takes the liberty of subjecting this sterile material to a kind of metamorphosis, transforming it into a fertile sensation. A thinker and curious about phenomena, he often combines emotion with reflection. He creates as he thinks, inspired by the effervescence of beings and the absence of movement.

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