Hatchikian Gallery presents major works by Steph Cop at the Hotel Martinez Cannes. Steph Cop has collaborated on several occasions with the Michelin-starred chef of the Martinez Cannes hotel Christian Sinicropi, who finds gastronomic inspiration in contemporary art.
The works of Steph Cop exhibited at the Hotel Martinez Cannes.
In this summer 2021 a bit special in Cannes since the 74th international film festival takes place in the summer season from July 6 to 17, we will be able to discover some emblematic works of Steph Cop exhibited by Hatchikian Gallery in the spaces of the iconic palace of the Croisette.
Steph Cop places his artistic research immersed in the ecosystem of the Morvan where he has set up his workshop. Sculpture is part of a life cycle whose extent the artist explores. By sculpting fallen trees, he prolongs their destiny in figures that perpetuate memorial history. In the deployment of his work, the Fragments are a sculpted series that hold a very special place. Interlude? Transition between two movements? A sequence of sculpture as an artistic moment in suspense which marks the end of the ARO cycle embodied in the IX movement and the momentum towards a new creative dynamic, the momentum towards the monumental.
Hatchikian Gallery welcomes the second part of the “IX” triptych: Antonomase, solo show by Steph Cop. The strength of Steph Cop's sculptures communicates with everyone: these nine sculptures call for contemplation. Aro brings serenity and appeasement.
Sitting alongside an ARO and waiting for them to tell their story for a simple wonder.