Denis Augé
Fabrezan, Occitanie, France
Denis Augé assembles mountain stones and pebbles into spheres and other sculptural forms from his Fabrezan workshop. His background in engineering informs work that combines construction, balance, and light.
- Studio
- Charmeur de Pierres
- Location
- France
- Discipline
- Sculpture
- Material
- Natural stone | Schist
- Services
- Custom sculpture | Sculptural objects
- Website
- Official website
Profile Gallery
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Upright schist segments radiate around an open centre to form a circular sculpture, with the setting sun shining through the gaps. Related services include Sculptural objects.
By Denis Augé.
Sphères de l’argent double
Flattened grey river pebbles fit together into a spherical sculpture, with open joints interrupting its rounded surface beside the stream. Its materials include Natural stone. Related services include Sculptural objects.
By Denis Augé.
Source & credits
Crédit photo Denis Augé | Used with permission | Source
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Radiating schist segments form an upright circular sculpture, their layered stone faces and long open gaps visible in daylight. Related services include Sculptural objects.
By Denis Augé.
Sphères de l’argent double
Spheres of different sizes, assembled from flattened river pebbles, bring rounded forms and closely fitted stone textures into the garden. Its materials include Natural stone. Its disciplines include Sculpture. Related services include Sculptural objects.
By Denis Augé.
Source & credits
Crédit photo Denis Augé | Used with permission | Source
Expansion
An upright circular sculpture combines radiating schist segments with open gaps, revealing the masonry behind its sunburst-like outline. Related services include Sculptural objects.
Sphères de l’argent double
Light shines from within three pebble-built spheres, passing through the open joints and casting patterned shadows across the ground. Its materials include Natural stone. Its disciplines include Sculpture. Related services include Sculptural objects.
By Denis Augé.
Source & credits
Crédit photo Denis Augé | Used with permission | Source
Source & credits
Homo Faber interview and work | Official portfolio and practice | Pebble sphere collection | Expansion: material and exhibition
Photographs supplied by the practitioner. Directory information
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Crédit photo Denis Augé | Used with permission | Source
Sphères de l’argent double
Crédit photo Denis Augé | Used with permission | Source
Portrait: Crédit photo Denis Augé | Used with permission | Source