street art sculpture

Galerie le Container, a promoter of street art

Déborah Bosseaux and Clément Dorance founded La Galerie Le Container in 2016 . Initially, the project was designed to roam. So Galerie le Container has set up shop in several cities to bring street art to as many people as possible.

The project was born of a passion forcontemporary art and street art. The founders' aim was to create a space that would showcase innovative, committed artists, while democratizing access to art.

Now located in the heart of the historic center of Aix-en-Provence, the gallery exhibits a variety of works, from street artsculpture, influenced by urbanism and graffiti, to paintingas well as photographyphotography contemporary drawing and objets d'art.

In addition to its physical space, the Galerie Le Container also has an online art gallery. This enables art lovers to explore and acquire works by all the artists represented from the comfort of their own homes.

Its commitment tourban art and contemporary forms of expression makes it a must for enthusiasts, professionals and collectors alike.

Street art sculpture: History and pioneers

Street art sculpture is an evolution of urban street art. Street art was initially dominated by street painting, large-scale murals and graffiti. Although street art is often associated with monumental frescoes and collages, some artists have explored the third dimension to appropriate public space in an even more immersive way.

The history of street art sculpture has its roots in the 1980s, when artists began to hijack everyday objects and transform them into urban works of art. Among the pioneers, Invader is famous for his video-game-inspired mosaics, integrated into streets around the world. Banksy, with his provocative sculptures such as his modified red London telephone, has also left his mark on this movement. Mark Jenkins, meanwhile, uses hyperrealistic mannequins placed in urban spaces to provoke reactions.

Today, street art sculpture continues to evolve, with artists like Seth Globepainter playing with the environment to create interactive works. This movement is a veritable revolution in urban art, transforming public spaces into open-air galleries and offering a new perspective on street art.

Characteristics of a street art sculpture

Street art sculpture is distinguished by several elements that reflect its anchorage in urban space. It redefines public space, transforming it into an open-air gallery.

• Use of public space: street art sculptures are often integrated into the street, on facades and sidewalks.
• Varied materials: We use a variety of materials, including concrete, metal, wood, resin and recycled objects.
• Interactivity with the environment: Fusion with architecture or the urban landscape. Many street art sculptures are inseparable from the environment in which they were created.
• Committed message: These works often contain social, political or cultural criticism.
• Appropriating the everyday: street art sculpture often involves transforming urban elements into artistic sculptures.
• Surprise effect: the works are often placed in unexpected places to capture the attention of passers-by.
• Ephemerality: Some installations are temporary, subject to the vagaries of time and human intervention.

Investing in street art sculpture for professionals and businesses

Acquiring a street art sculpture is an excellent way for a company or professional to assert its identity while benefiting from financial advantages. Corporate art leasing enables progressive acquisition, offering budgetary flexibility. Thanks to art leasing, professionals can integrate art into their spaces without tying up capital.

What's more, tax exemption for works of art enables companies to deduct the purchase of a work of art from their taxes.Purchasing corporate art is therefore a strategic investment for a professional or a company. Pop art sculptures add a bold, contemporary touch to any business environment, and are highly appreciated in professional settings.

Sculpture styles on display at La Galerie le Container

Galerie Le Container showcases a wide range of contemporary contemporary sculpturesreflecting the many facets of three-dimensional art.

Among the works on display, alongside pop art sculpturesculpture, with its bright colors and bold shapes, and street art sculpture, directly inspired by the urban world.

The imaginary is also in the spotlight with surrealist sculpturesculpture, while abstract sculpture and contemporary sculpture explore free, expressive forms. The gallery also offers cubist sculptures, geometric and minimalistwhere structure and harmony are paramount. The figurative sculpture andnaive sculpture offer more classical representations.

Street art in all its forms at Galerie le Container

At Galerie Le Container, street art expresses itself in all its facets through a varied selection ofcontemporary works. From painting to sculpturesto sculptures photographycontemporarydrawing and objets d'arteach medium offers a unique vision of contemporary art.

The gallery exhibits a wide range of street art and contemporary artists. Visit street art artists exhibited at Galerie le Container : C215, Golif, L'Atlasand Little Fish and L'Insecte artiste.