Guillaume Leblon
Population Sommaire, 2010
Black terra cotta
H 78 3/4 x 118 1/8 in
Photo: JC Lett
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Guillaume Leblon’s work offers an alternative way of considering the relationship between spectators, objects, the architecture and their environment. His sculptural work questions space and time. A steel plate delineates...
Guillaume Leblon’s work offers an alternative way of considering the relationship between spectators, objects, the architecture and their environment. His sculptural work questions space and time. A steel plate delineates a fictitious space, upon which a variety of independent geometric forms are placed. Because of its exposure to nature, the work bears the imprint of time: its appearance changes according to variations in weather and the light. The artist’s reflection on time is also evoked through the use of materials that are altered by their exterior conditions. His sculpture affects its environment just as the environment affects his sculpture.