Bringing an artist and a collector together
How an artist agency brings an artist and a collector together: qualifying the enquiry, documenting the work, answering the concrete questions.
The ARTDELION site, a user's guide
How to read an artist’s catalogue online: the complete catalogue, the work listing, the shop, the English version. The ARTDELION site explained page by page.
The two artists represented by ARTDELION
Pierre Le Caër and Gabriel Lemaire Sicre, the two artists represented by ARTDELION, artist agency in Paris. Two approaches, 300 documented works.
Pierre Le Caër, Breton sculptor: from elite judo to sculpture
Pierre Le Caër, Breton sculptor represented by ARTDELION. Elite judo, three years in Japan, and since 1995 assemblages in metal, driftwood and Breton stone.
Judo and sculpture, one single discipline of balance
Elite judo then sculpture: for Pierre Le Caër the two trades are one. The dojo and the studio in the same courtyard, and balance as the only rule.
Tatemono, what stands up
Tatemono, from tate, to stand up, and mono, the object. The word Pierre Le Caër brought back from Japan, and which explains his whole sculpture.
1995, taking up sculpture at forty eight
Spring 1995: a sliver of oak, two old nails, and Pierre Le Caër became a sculptor at forty eight. Six hundred pieces in six years.
2017, losing his dojo and his studio on the same day
On 13 August 2017 the Dojo de la Chapelle closed after twenty eight years. Pierre Le Caër lost his club and his studio, and left for Brittany at seventy.
From Parisian metal to the granite of the Iroise
Scrap from the eighteenth arrondissement, then the stone and wood of Finistère: with Pierre Le Caër the materials tell a geography and two periods.
Current events, entered into the scrap
From 11 September 2001 to Covid, from the gilets jaunes to Ukraine: Pierre Le Caër dates his series on immediate history. A reading of his titles.