Entomology
This installation continues the work on animal extinction, but this time in the manner of a collector of butterflies that would proudly display his collection in a cabinet of curiosity.
These trophy boxes are often the reflection of a personal pride that one exposes, but must this pride take precedence over the balance of our planet?
These works come in response to the many photos broadcast on the Internet of individuals posing proudly in front of wild animals that they had just cut down for the pleasure of bringing back hunting trophies. These animals are primarily species of our common heritage and not objects to be exposed.
This series denounces once again the environmental disaster by showing species pinned in entomological boxes.
ports this aspect. The pattern seems to fade to reveal the black support as a sign of future mourning or future condemnation.
![]() GirafesBoites bois peint et plexi 30x30cm - animaux en plastique | ![]() PandasBoites bois peint et plexi 30x30cm - animaux en plastique |
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![]() ZèbresBoites bois peint et plexi 30x30cm - animaux en plastique | ![]() TigresBoites bois peint et plexi 50x30cm - animaux en plastique |
![]() RhinocérosBoites bois peint et plexi 30x50cm - animaux en plastique | ![]() EléphantsBoites bois peint et plexi 50x50cm - animaux en plastique |
![]() KoalaBoites bois peint et plexi 15x15cm - animaux en plastique | ![]() LionBoites bois peint et plexi 15x15cm - animaux en plastique |







