Rhama dorée (2017) Sculpture by Marie Saksik

Marie Saksik is a contemporary award-winning French sculptor. Her sculptures, at the beginning of classical style, have evolved little by little towards a more personal approach of the female body. Inspired by Asia and the East, Saksik sculptures with their generous forms, express with softness, femininity and sensuality. The harmony, the balance of the full and the united are the main thread of her achievements. Her sculptures are a tribute to women who assume their bodies in complete freedom, indifferent to the dictates of fashion and society.

Marie Saksik was born in 1952, in France. She participated in numerous exhibitions in galleries in France: Ducastel, Des Céléstins, Artitude, Base Gallery, Bog Art, Art You, Assemblée Nationale, Business Art, Arte Luxe, Centre d'Art et Création franco-Chinois, Thuillier, St André, Beauté du matin calme, Village suisse, le Petit Louvre, Art et Miss, St Antonin, Mairie de St Mandé, and abroad in Belgium, Luxembourg, South Korea, London, St Petersburg. Her works are in private collections in France, United States, Croatia, Luxembourg, Germany, Hong Kong, Noumea.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : unknown date
• Artistic domains: Works by artists with a certified artist value,
• Groups: Certified Artists Contemporary French Artists

The Artist was highlighted in an article in Artmajeur Magazine:

Marie Saksik, the sculpture that explores the female body