FAMILY

Arnaud Schneider, a sculptor from Beaujolais, France, is known for creating works of both strength and poetic resonance using recycled steel. He established his studio in a former church in Blacé, where his practice unfolds at the intersection of art, nature, and architecture. His works often emerge from an immersive engagement with place—where a single curve, structure, or atmosphere can become the starting point of a sculpture.

Family, consists of three sculptures ranging from approximately four to six meters in height. Inspired by the curves of a Chinese muse, the forms evoke the presence of a family unit. Rendered in naturally oxidized steel, the sculptures express both physical القوة and emotional depth through their weathered, rust-toned surfaces.