B&W parade presents Marine Coutelas
Sculptor of plants
During the Black and White Parade, Marine Coutelas presented pieces from her work on plant morphology.
Favouring species on a human scale or beyond, she has developed a whole repertoire of forms that she assembles and combines according to place and space.
This work, mainly made of plaster and ceramics, is deliberately left white to preserve the mineral aspect and the raw play of light on the forms.
Marine Coutelas presented pieces from her work around plant morphology during the Black and White Parade.
Privileging species on a human scale or beyond us, she has developed a whole repertoire of forms that she assembles and combines according to places and spaces.
This work, mainly done in plaster and ceramic, is deliberately left white to preserve the mineral aspect and the rough play of light on the forms.
