MARINE DE SOOS, SCULPTURES

Born in 1967 in Paris, Marine de Soos spent part of her childhood on the African continent, whose quest and strength can be found throughout her work.

Back in Paris, where she lives and works, Marine de Soos definitively turned to sculpture in 1991. She trained notably alongside her American mentor, the sculptor Jonathan Hirschfeld. Cast using the lost-wax method, all her works are in bronze.

No sketches, no drawings, just his memories and images of moments captured during scenes of life or travels, which, engraved in his memory, allow him to visualize his piece and transcribe it in volume instantly.

And it is in the heart of the Pont-l'Évêque Town Hall Garden that the town welcomes its gentle and poetic works. An exchange between humankind and nature that soothes and invites tranquility.

Her sculptures, imbued with emotion, come alive in their surroundings and exude a profound tranquility. They offer a glimpse into simple moments of life, moments of pause where the beauty of the world, the beauty of humanity, and the beauty of life itself... take on their full meaning.

Marine de Soos offers us a poetic and exhilarating journey through the world and its people.

Photo: Marine de Soos, Grand Canticle of the Pilotis, Bronze, H 330 x 168 x 134 cm - C. de Torquat