Gaël Rouxeville

Skyfall

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52 x 64 cm

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52 x 64 cm

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Skyfall (which means free fall) is one of the most striking recent works of the author, who invites us here in his current research on aerial movement. At the sight of this sculpture, one feels various impressions related to the flight: speed, dive, fall and vertigo... One thinks of the bird (for example an eagle) nosing over its prey; but also of the nose-down plane or even the myth of Icarus... There is also a reference to sport parachuting. What do you see? This promises great discussions, or, on the contrary, long sessions of meditative reflection . It should also be noted that the work is entirely made of wood... The astonishing technique of the author, mixing skillful assembling, lacquer and patina is once again marvellous, for a unique result.

Dimensions :

height 64 cm, width and depth 52 cm, base 28x28cm

Gaël Rouxeville

Emerging artist

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Lanester (56), France

53 works

Born in Brittany in 1970, Gaël Rouxeville began painting and drawing from a very young age. This visual artist reveals a work driven by the energy of movement that brings his sculptures to life.

A know-how enriched by a varied background

Before turning to sculpture in 1998, Gaël Rouxeville studied mechanical engineering and industrial design. Already passionate about wood, his activity as a sculptor, coupled with an eco-responsible approach has gradually led him to cabinet making. It is enriched by his new knowledge that allows him to create sculpture.

Energy through the movement of curves

Movement is a central element of Gaël Rouxeville's Work. His style is based on the "living curve". He interprets abstraction in his own way, the dance or the silhouette of animals. Inspired by the dynamism of the forms, the artist presents sinuous works, between reality and dream.