MARIE MADELEINE GAUTIER
Artist Statement:
“It is important to me and my work to create harmony from disproportion… it’s practically my life philosophy. As an example, people always think fat is ugly, but why should they? Why is fat deemed ugly…I want to make it look perfect.”
About Marie Madeleine Gautier:
Born in 1956, Gautier studied at the prestigious School of Fine Arts in Paris.
Gautier is known for her representations of very round and yet light creatures, many distended and portly, but all with graceful shapes. With their calm and peaceful aura and attitudes, her sculptures are full of sensitivity and are extremely poetic.
Gautier, who resides outside of Paris, participates in solo and group exhibitions throughout the continents. Her sculptures are favored and collected throughout the world.
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 | A part moi qui d'autre- Resin
21x13x9 |
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 | Bas Relief aux Cinq Nus - Bronze
15x23x1 |
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 | C'etait le jour ou le desequilibre - Resin
18x28x13 |
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 | Danseuses Balinaises - Bronze
17x6x6 |
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 | Femme a l'Oiseau Debout - Bronze
14x4x3 |
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 | La Mere et l'Enfant - Bronze
35x18x8 |
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 | Lavatere - Resin
25x22x11 |
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 | Le Vide a-t-il un Sens? - Bronze
19x13x2 |
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 | Lea II- Resin
11x6x7 |
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 | Muguet - Bronze
27x14x12 |
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