David Léger
Launac, Occitanie, France
David Léger is a sculptor and stonemason. After specialised training in stonemasonry and marble sculpture, he founded Atelier ERRIAPE in Launac, where he develops an artistic practice inspired by plant and organic forms. He works with French and Italian marbles to create distinctive sculptures and art furniture, while applying his skills to the conservation and restoration of sculptural heritage. He also shares his passion and techniques through sculpture workshops and training courses.
- Studio
- Atelier ERRIAPE
- Location
- France
- Discipline
- Sculpture | Conservation | Restoration | Furniture
- Material
- Marble
- Services
- Custom sculpture | Sculptural objects | Stone furniture | Sculpture restoration | Public monuments | Carving classes
- Website
- Official website
Profile Gallery
Photo © Samuel CortèsAssise Céleste
A sculptural seat in Grand Antique d’Aubert marble joins three flowing lobes, with white veining crossing its polished black curves. Its disciplines include Furniture. Related services include Sculptural objects and Stone furniture.
By David Léger.
2023
125 × 85 × 95 cm
Source & credits
Work: David Léger. Photo © Samuel Cortès. | Used with permission | Source
@Christian BarajaAutel de Morphée
A black-and-white veined marble console combines stepped rectangular forms and open gaps, contrasting its geometric structure with the stone’s irregular pattern. Its disciplines include Furniture and Sculpture. Related services include Stone furniture and Sculptural objects.
By David Léger.
Source & credits
Work: David Léger. @Christian Baraja. | Used with permission | Source
@Christian BarajaAutel de Morphée
The artist stands beside the stepped marble console, giving a sense of scale to its interlocking rectangular forms and black-and-white veining. Its disciplines include Furniture and Sculpture. Related services include Stone furniture and Sculptural objects.
By David Léger.
Source & credits
Work: David Léger. @Christian Baraja. | Used with permission | Source
Source & credits
Homo Faber interview and work | Official portfolio and practice | Official portfolio and practice | Homo Faber interview and work
Photographs supplied by the practitioner. Directory information
Assise Céleste
Work: David Léger. Photo © Samuel Cortès. | Used with permission | Source
Autel de Morphée
Work: David Léger. @Christian Baraja. | Used with permission | Source
Portrait: ©Yannick Stephant | Used with permission | Source