Our selected bronze sculptures

Bronze sculpture is work for many hands. First created by the artist in their studio, it is only during the casting process that the sculpture is created. Polished or raw, figurative, or abstract, working in bronze gives the artist a great deal of freedom and allows the creation of sculptures that will descend the centuries.

Marie Louise Sorbac

Marie-Louise Sorbac‘s bronze sculptures are instantly recognizable thanks to their polished finish. Clean and minimalist, the artist’s menagerie is made up of animals whose small size invites us to consider them as companions with their own identity.

Martine Demal

Formative inspiration is an important driving force for Martine Demal‘s sculpture. Inspired by writing, she matches up the notions of hint and rhythm at the heart of her bronze sculptures, giving genuine visual poetry substance.

Chesade

An animal sculpture specialist, Chésade‘s inspiration is aimed at capturing the beauty of the animals’ size. Interested particularly in marine life, the artist’s sculptures are in a contemporary expressionist style.

Romain Langlois

Romain Langlois‘s sculptures testify to a real alchemy of bronze which, in his hands, takes on an appearance of stone or wood and even gold. The artist’s technical ability and the versatility of the material allow him to create trompe l’oeil artworks, whose hyperrealism fascinates as much as it seduces.

Marine of Soos

From Africa to Asia, Marine de Soos‘s sculptures are an invitation to travel. Using bronze artworks full of emotion, she takes us on a journey of life stories and foreign everyday lives.