Raphael Scorbiac

The creative act aims at a total recovery of the world, each of them presents this totality to the freedom of the spectator. The Scorbiac workshop forces you to have this total view of the world. It confers a distance and a position of exteriority necessary to contemplate the confusion of the city, the confinement of each in its history. The liberation of the spectator is total, he gets rid of the particular world that encumbers him, and surprises, posed in front of him, his sublimated internal order.

2019 - Proart Dubai gallery exhibition

2018, 2017 - Exhibits at the Brussels Brafa fair, Futur Anterieur Gallery

2016 - Exhibits Russo Rome Gallery

2009 - 2016 - Exhibits at the Brussels Brafa fair, Dutko Gallery

2010 - Collective exhibition Kouros Gallery, New York; Asian Art Gallery, Hong Kong

2009 - Dutko Paris Gallery; Exhibits Russo Gallery Rome; Exhibited at the Art Paris fair

2007 - Exhibits at Art Paris, Grand Palais, Dutko Gallery; Brussels, Gallery without a name

2006 - Jean-Jacques Dutko Gallery Paris; Exhibited at the Art Paris fair

2005 - “Ephemeral 27" exhibition, Rue de Lille, Paris; Realization of a work in Nancy as part of the 1% Artistic

2004 - Lives and works for a year in the Berry countryside

2003 - Realization of a trophy of 200 copies

2002 - Exhibits Goodwood Hill Gallery, Singapore; Exhibits Chancery Lane Gallery, Hong Kong

2001 - Exhibits Chinese Eye Gallery, London; Exhibits Galerie Vieille du Temple, Paris

1999 - Working stay in New York, Teaching sculpture, Columbia University NY

1996 - 1999 - Lives and works between Paris and Berlin; Personal exhibitions with Annick Goutal and Andrea Von Stumn; Various collective exhibitions

1995 - 1st prize for sculpture at La Celle Saint Cloud

1994 - Restoration of sculptures, Work for Notre Dame de Paris

1989-1993 - School of Fine Arts in Paris; Atelier Duffau, Atelier Delahay

Publications: AD, Savoir des arts, Hong Kong Morning Post, Gazette de Drouot, Paris Match

Find this artist and many others of the same style in the Geometric Sculptors movement.