Carpes koï (2020) Sculpture by Laurent Reverchon

Laurent Reverchon is a contemporary French sculptor. His approach to sculpture is marked by a profound connection to wood, a material that he considers an extension of his own hand. In 2019, Laurent embarked on a transformative journey to master the craft of woodworking and the delicate handling of the gouge, a tool that he views as a seamless extension of his artistic touch. Through this newfound medium, he discovered the ability to express the unique qualities of wood—a material that exudes warmth and a tactile, inviting charm. His creative process revolves around the principles of respect, patience, and an unwavering attention to detail.

To Laurent, wood is akin to a living fabric, reawakening as he meticulously wields his gouges. With each carving, wood undergoes a metamorphosis, assuming new forms and breathing life into his creations. The sculptures that emerge from his hands bear the mark of human emotions, as if they are imbued with their own sentiments and stories.

Laurent Reverchon's sculptures, often enhanced with carefully applied paint to accentuate specific details, are intended to evoke powerful emotions in those who encounter them. His artistic mission is to create objects that are not just aesthetically pleasing but also capable of triggering profound feelings. Through his art, he invites viewers to connect with the essence of his creations, tapping into a realm of desire and contemplation.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : 1960
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary French Artists