A sculptor working with wood and metal, Anne Ghez shapes raw materials to give them a new life. In this interview, she reflects on her artistic journey, her relationship with the materials she works with, and her approach to allowing gesture, time, and matter to interact with one another.
To protect her steel sculptures from corrosion, she uses RUSTOL-OWATROL, a product she appreciates for its ease of application and long-lasting effectiveness, while respecting the appearance and personality of the works.
A sincere encounter with a committed artist, for whom creating is above all about listening to the material and revealing what it has to say.
🔗 To discover the world of Anne Ghez and her works:
https://anneghez.fr/
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