Artwork title : Pierrot and the Moon

Sculpture, h 120cm, l 50cm, p 35cm, Pièce unique, 2026

Ah, the Moon!
It is a source of so many symbols, dreams, and stories.
To evoke the Moon is to invite it to speak to us of the passage of time, revealed through the perpetual renewal of its phases.
It embodies all the mysteries and fears of the night, yet it also acts as a kind of mirror—visible to us only because it reflects the light of the Sun.
This paradox invites reflection, and Pierrot—a truly iconic, mythical figure—embodies melancholy, naivety, and the fragility of the human soul.
Driven by this, he yearns to draw closer to that distant Moon—a longing shared by artists everywhere.