Sculptor Romain Langlois has studied medical and anatomy books to understand the human body in order to create his first statues that only need plaster and clay . However, in the interest of being able to use a more durable material, he switched over to copper, a metal that he has now integrated into most of his works.

Romain's works show the process of separating the objects around him - including rocks, twigs, etc. He used copper as a "binder" between the two parts, striking a strong energy.

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Often his works are made on calcite deposits.

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Romain thinks that the use of copper metal actually shows a strong cohesive energy between the two parts.

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According to Romain, he didn't want to lead viewers, but wanted them to be able to ask themselves questions like: "It looks like ."

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The bark is "dyed" in copper color.

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Romain also wants to emphasize that the energy that the works show is somewhat more attractive to viewers, with effects like this.

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A drop of water".

Currently, Langlois lives and works in La Cote Martin, France.

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