Bringing together micro and macro, the work of Cyril Lancelin resembles structural sculptures. Using a plastic vocabulary based on primitive geometry, the French artist creates volumes that make incursions into space. By interacting with the artwork, the viewer experiences volumes and colour. A skilful play on scale, falling within the history of minimalist art, these seemingly silent installations inform us about our relationship with nature, science, and beauty.

219 Spheres, Cyril Lancelin’s latest installation, questions the gaze. The work, commissioned by La Prairie, is made of 26 columns of golden steel spheres.