Gregory
Poussier

Gregory Poussier’s sculptures are poetical, in the narrative and emotional sense of the word. They personify his sensitivity and call upon our own sensitivity.

On one hand, this is what made him want to be an artist, and on the other, it is what he wishes to experience and share with us by means of his artworks : “Beauty is everywhere, yet we often sideline it without even seeing it. I want to help people become aware of it, to take the time to unwind in it and rediscover the desire to contemplate it once again.” In fact, this is the whole purpose of his “The Sublime-Doers” series, but I’ll get to that later.

His desire to sculpt arose at the age of 21, upon discovering the Cemetery of Staglieno while travelling to Genoa.

At the age of 30, although well established in his career life, he decided to invest more of his time to this art. He then set the goal of becoming a full-time sculptor within the next 10 years, which he acheived. Today, sculpting is predominant in his life, and he has since earned the recognition of galleries and collectors.