Tête d’éléphant (2020) Sculpture by Véronique Richard

Véronique Richard is a contemporary French sculptor. The female body is a crucial and repeating theme in her work. She honors the sensitivity, sensuality, and beauty of women while simultaneously highlighting their transience and temerity. For this artist, women are a never-ending source of inspiration.

The artist is constantly looking for an attitude, an expression, and a freedom with her subject and is perfectly successful in capturing the natural poses of feminine intimacy. She exudes contemporary ladies, but most importantly, timeless women, from terracotta or bronze. Regardless of whether they are a wife, mistress, mother, or sister-daughter, they are supreme and enigmatic women. They are untouchable by time. These bodies, with shapes that are both generous and fine, are sculpted with such precision that they seem to transmit to us the essence of life, madness, abandonment, an inner strength, and a deep serenity.

Véronique Richard was born in 1970, in France. She exhibited her works nationally.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : 1970
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary French Artists