À Coluche 89/250 (2024) Sculpture by Guillaume Werle

Guillaume Werle is a contemporary American-Belgian sculptor who works in Montrouge, where he has had his studio since 1995. His artistic activity is structured around four distinct axes: research, creation, production and artistic mediation, without mixing them.

Guillaume Werle's work reflects a deep reflection on the place of man in the world. He draws on techniques such as classical modeling from live models, taking prints and partial or complete reproduction in plaster, while exploring the possibilities offered by these processes.

Guillaume Werle regularly participates in group and individual exhibitions, where he presents works designed to interact with different spaces. In the past, he has exhibited at the Chapelle de Bury and the Orangerie du Sénat, places that have highlighted his interest in the interaction between art and architecture.

His career has also been marked by several public commissions, such as À Coluche, Le Jeune Homme à la Flûte, À de Funès and the George Messier Medallion . His collaborations with renowned artists such as Louis Cane, André Barelier and Antoine Poncet have enriched his artistic approach and nourished his evolution in the field of sculpture.

• Nationality: UNITED STATES
• Date of birth : 1968
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Contemporary American Artists