GALLERY

SPHERES

Talos - Detail view of bronze sphere sculpture 20cm — Talos ∅ 20cm

Scherie - Bronze sphere sculpture 30cm diameter — Scherie ∅ 30cm

Talos - Bronze sphere in natural setting — Talos ∅ 20cm

Scherie - Alternative view of bronze sphere sculpture 30cm — Scherie ∅ 30cm

Talos - Bronze sphere sculpture outdoor installation — Talos ∅ 20cm

Talos - Bronze sphere with organic surface texture — Talos ∅ 20cm

Brocelian - Large bronze sphere sculpture 50cm diameter — Brocelian ∅ 50cm

Talos - Bronze sphere sculpture studio view — Talos ∅ 20cm

Brocelian - Bronze sphere sculpture in landscape setting 50cm — Brocelian ∅ 50cm

Hermès - Bronze sphere sculpture with red patina 30cm diameter — Hermes ∅ 30cm

SPHERES IN SITU

Bronze sphere sculpture in situ on stone pedestal in garden with ivy

Bronze sphere sculpture in situ on olive tree branch

Bronze sphere sculpture in situ with hillside landscape view

Bronze sphere sculpture in situ nestled in olive tree

Bronze sphere sculptures in situ cradled in ancient tree trunk

Bronze sphere sculpture in situ on moss with mist and water reflection

Bronze sphere sculpture in situ by poolside with mountain view

Bronze sphere sculpture in situ among tropical plants

Nestled in the hollow of an ancient olive tree, resting on a bed of moss or emerging from dense foliage, the bronze spheres find their place as if they had always been there. They become the silent guardians of a garden, the secret companions of a landscape. Their patina evolves with the seasons, capturing the light of dawn and the warmth of dusk. To welcome a sphere into your space is to invite a dialogue between art and nature, a living presence that transforms every glance into contemplation.

SKY CATCHERS

Sky Catcher - Resonant bronze vine sculpture

Sky Catcher - Outdoor sound installation

Sky Catcher - Detail of forged resonant alloy

Sky Catcher - Sound sculpture in garden setting

The Sky Catchers, designed by the sculptor Gary and Michel Redolfi, are whimsical jungle vines, which spring out from the ground or wrap around a tree branch. Forged in a very resonant alloy, they vibrate throughout their length while spatialising finely the sound around, like acoustic misting. This musical exteriorization gives back its place to aerial listening. Sound joins the world of strings through its shine. Consonance of art with its space.

ABOUT

Gary - French bronze sculptor artist in her studio

What if the ultimate quest was to become a whole?
A collection with no distinct edge, no defined selvage?
Looking – becoming and finally being one with our surroundings.
Erasing – forgetting in order to be pervious.
Accepting to lose oneself so as to receive better.
Combine and form a shape, a drawing, a volume of a sensed whole, carrier of softness and energy.
Gary's artistic work is organic, such as bronze skins with telluric pulses properties. Within the curves of its shapes, the force snuggles in an everlasting cycle for the birth of a world.