"In her series of vanities, entitled" Born to be wild ", the artist delivers a sharp vision of our modernity, passing on the wire the phenomenon of aesthetic surgery like the one of addictions:" the format, the principle itself vanity offers an infinite number of plastic variations, brought back to our lives and to this contemporary society obsessed by status, recognition, fear of disappearing, so I find it furiously topical. "
Resin and polyurethane varnish - set here to the service of colorful volumes, largely inspired by pop culture - invoke the best of contemporary sculpture, from Hirst to Koons or, closer to the south of France, a Philippe Pasqua, whose Brice Mounier seems to follow the path, flanked by the same boldness. "
Théophile Pillault
