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Marcel Julius Joosen

Bronze and plaster casts truer than nature, subtle swayings, generous buttocks, strong backs and solid torsos, body parts as many points of view on a maleness that embraces space and thrives in it. Netherlands You have visited this site? Be the first one to tell us what you think about it! [ Report this site as currently unreachable ]

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Patrick Pottier

Men backs with missing nape to not let the eye linger on that absent head and better feel the width of the shoulders like a dolmen raised by nature itself, surprise boxes offering fragments of men skins, chrysalis of the yet formless body that reveals itself to itself and to the other. France You have visited this site? Be the first one to tell us what you think about it! [ Report this site as currently unreachable ]

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Peter Sutton Marshall

Body castings that are faithful to reality to keep the form beyond time, and others more subjective, still from nature but with a more personal view, a more intense message like those hands handing in their fingers sensitive artefacts. Miami Beach, Florida, United States You have visited this site? Be the first one to tell us what you think about it! [ Report this site as currently unreachable ]

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Markus Nine

Tribal tattoos sometimes in relief on thick bodies with visible weariness or torsos like trophies, and mainly unbalanced sheerness of the man leaning on his staff or stretching in an illusory impetus to reach something higher, whereas he is made of an uneven material badly hiding the heavy and meshing structure composing his self and rooting him to the ground. Jean Noël Zanetti’s paintings give a colorful and storming-like vigor settings to the sculptures in a joint exhibition. Saint Martin d’Uriage, Rhône-Alpes, France You have visited this site? Be the first one to tell us what you think about it! [ Report this site as currently unreachable ]

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Kira Od

Hybrids between man and animal, union of two worlds too often described by antithesis whereas they are closely connected, Kira Od questions about the meaning of humanity and its relationship with nature with his sculptures of bronze or strengthened gypse in relief over aluminium frame. He also shows us the production process. Sunnyvale, California, United States You have visited this site? Be the first one to tell us what you think about it! [ Report this site as currently unreachable ]

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Jihem

Ethereal shapes, symbolic abstract to the loss of balance, in hollowed refractory earth or in bronze, with a predilection for the spheric shape withdrawn into itself and for motion frozen in improbable postures. Rhône-Alpes, France You have visited this site? Be the first one to tell us what you think about it! [ Report this site as currently unreachable ]

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Wim Griffith

Steel sculptures in contours and silhouettes, more classical bronzes or else resin, Wim Griffith plays with shapes and colors to depict the male from every angle. Lakewood, California, United States You have visited this site? Be the first one to tell us what you think about it! [ Report this site as currently unreachable ]

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Philip Hitchcock

The tied, chained or bonded bodies, like as many gypsum sacrificed men, the enjoyed again freedom as a quest, the broken chains still at wrists, but also fantasy inspirations mixing matters, textures and colors… Venice, California, United States You have visited this site? Be the first one to tell us what you think about it! [ Report this site as currently unreachable ]

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