What if art history had overlooked half of its sculptors? At the Petit Palais in Paris, Prune Nourry brings long-overlooked women sculptors back into the spotlight. With Visionnaires, she challenges established narratives and reexamines the place of women in art history.
Blending sculpture, design and music, Cédric Petitgerard transforms the piano into a true work of art. Transparency, metal and plays of light give rise to distinctive creations where bold aesthetics meet musical excellence.
A former stonemason turned sculptor, Richard Mougel works with marble and stone to create a bestiary where mastery of gesture meets the presence of the animal.
A trained architect turned sculptor, Zan Ho has developed a distinctive body of work in which paper, emptiness and light become creative materials in their own right. Composed of thousands of assembled modules, his animal sculptures question both our perception of space and the fragility of living beings. When standing before a sculpture by Zan […]
A piece of driftwood is never just a piece of driftwood for Mireille Louviot-Kilanowski. Shaped by currents, wind and time, it already carries a story within it. Where others might see a branch washed ashore, she perceives a line, a movement, sometimes even the presence of an animal waiting to emerge. Presented at Art Riviera […]
How do you paint what has neither shape nor outline? How do you give form to movement, vibration, or light that escapes the eye? For several years, Fabienne Fol has been developing a body of work that seeks to answer these questions. Her paintings and sculptures emerge from simple observations—a wave, a seashell, light reflected […]
Some works of art catch the eye. Others hold it. The works of Flo Muliardo belong to the latter. At first glance, they captivate through their vibrant colours, expressive faces and powerful sculptures. But gradually, something deeper emerges: an emotion, a story, a human encounter. While preparing its special feature on Art Riviera Tour 2026, […]
On the occasion of Art Riviera Tour 2026, held in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, ART MAG is dedicating an exceptional feature to eleven contemporary artists in its Issue 33. This editorial project was born from a collaboration with Wendy Lauwers, founder of Multi Art Gallery, and from a shared ambition: to give artists the time and space they […]
When Contemporary Sculpture Becomes an Act of Memory What can animal sculpture still tell us in the twenty-first century? For Cyril Maccioni, the answer goes far beyond representing wildlife. His sculptures are not simply tributes to the beauty of animals; they invite us to reflect on our responsibility to preserve what is quietly disappearing before […]
What do we really see when we look at a work of art? What if the true subject is not the object itself, but the way our perception constructs reality? These questions lie at the heart of Julien Magic’s artistic practice. Internationally acclaimed as both an illusionist and a contemporary artist, Julien Magic has developed […]
