Jean-Louis Landraud is a French sculptor born in 1956.

His bronze works, both powerful and ethereal, reveal a quest for purity and balance. Starting from a figurative foundation, he fragments the bodies, lightens and elongates them, allowing light and emptiness to flow through the forms. This subtle interplay between mass and transparency gives his sculptures an almost immaterial grace, as though the bronze itself were freed from its own weight.

Landraud’s compositions captivate with their sense of breath and movement : they seem ready to take flight, suspended between earth and sky. In this poetic elevation, the artist gives substance to the invisible, making the intangible almost within reach.

Here, beauty lies in the tension between presence and absence, strength and fragility, reality and dream. A silent dialogue where the body becomes light, and bronze turns to weightlessness.