I’ve been a sculptor for 50 years, and I’m an advocate of this artistic discipline, which contributes to the embellishment of public and private spaces. Unlike painting, you can caress the work and feel a real emotion in contact with it.

Sculpture gives blind people access to art. I have a moving memory of the experience I shared with Gilbert Montagné when, touching one of my sculptures, he said to me: “It’s a giant man”. Indeed, it was a sumo wrestler.

This fantastic contact with clay, bronze, stone, wood, plaster or other materials, whether you’re a sculptor or an art lover, is something to dream about.

70 sculptors invite you to share these emotions.

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