Collection: GUILLOUX Jeanne

Jeanne Guilloux develops a sculptural universe deeply inspired by underwater life and the beauty of the seabed. Her work features fish as a central motif, treated with sensitivity, color, and expressiveness.

Through ceramics and the raku technique, she explores the effects of material, texture, and light characteristic of the aquatic world. Her sculptures reflect a careful observation of marine life, balancing realism and artistic interpretation. Each piece seems to capture a movement, a presence, a trace of life torn from the marine world. The forms are both organic and expressive, playing on glazes and firing contrasts.

Her work demonstrates a deep attachment to the ocean and the fragility of marine ecosystems. She thus offers a poetic and sensitive vision of fish, balancing a memory of living things and a celebration of the sea.