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about Guillaume Campredon
Guillaume Campredon is a French sculptor born in Versailles in 1991. He works in direct-cut limestone and granite. He discovered sculpture through astrology, while studying semiotics. The practice of sculpture was a revelation that he has continued to develop ever since on a self-taught basis.
His doctoral thesis, defended in 2021 at the Université Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas and entitled “Pour une théorie du signe augmenté, sémiotiques du monstre en société” (“For a theory of the augmented sign, semiotics of the monster in society”), nourishes his aesthetic research in a complementary way.
He sees sculpture as a contemporary mythography, and stone as the perennial support for an almost timeless iconography. His work is a confluence, drawing here and there from the innumerable reservoir of signs produced by man, with a predilection for antiquity and the Middle Ages.
In 2023, he is one of the laureates of the Académie des savoir-faire Hermès dedicated to “stone”. The program, supported by the Fondation d'entreprise Hermès, aims to explore the material stone, from its formation to its uses, in a collective intelligence approach. In addition to his solo exhibitions, he works with designers, craftsmen, architects and art galleries, always with a view to aesthetic exploration and a love of the material.
SCULPTURE ADMÈTE
Guillaume Campredon
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CARACTÉRISTIQUES
Admète, “L’indompté”, collection “Les Phocéennes”
Sculpture sur pierre de Saint-Leu en taille directe
Pièce unique
H22 x L21 x P19 cm 11 kg
Guillaume Campredon, 2024
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Admète, "The untamed", “Les Phocéennes” collection
Saint-Leu stone sculpture in direct carving
Unique piece
H22 x W21 x D19 cm 11 kg
Guillaume Campredon, 2024
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