Julien Allegre (1980) - Regard

Relief copper plate painting by contemporary artist Julien Allegre, an artist who exhibits in international exhibitions.
The work is signed by the artist on the front and authenticated on the back.
Julien Allègre, born in 1980 in Arles, is a self-taught sculptor and musician, renowned for his unique approach to metal sculpture. Originally destined for a career in mechanics, he turned to art after being influenced by music and pivotal encounters with other artists.
Julien Allègre began his artistic career working with metal, which he regards as a living, reactive material. He is known for his sculptures that explore the relationship between the heaviness of metal and its own artistic sensitivity. His works are characterized by the use of recycled materials, such as cans and oil drums, which he transforms into poetic and whimsical characters. Over the years, Allègre has broadened his palette by incorporating ancient bronze, allowing him to navigate between the archaic and the contemporary in his creations. His work is marked by a search for harmony between raw materiality and a refined aesthetic.
He commands a market price ranging from 600 to 1500 euros for mixed-media works, reaching 5000–7000 euros for his most significant sculptures.

The frame is offered as a courtesy and is included as a courtesy and does not constitute an integral part of the work. Any damage to the frame will not be grounds for complaints or for order cancellation.
Provenance: private collection.
The work is accompanied by a certificate from the antique shop and lawful provenance.