Emmée Parizot
Emmée Parizot, born near Paris in 1958, began painting at a very young age, undoubtedly influenced by her father, an amateur painter.
She was then quickly drawn to the three-dimensional world of sculpture.
Through the power and timelessness of bronze, her medium of choice, Emmée Parizot draws us into her rich and vibrant world, where love, femininity, relationships, spirituality, and life in general are abundantly represented in all their complexity.
Emmée Parizot challenges conventions and invites us to reflect on what it means to be human.
In a brand-new neoclassical series, she reimagines archaeology and mythology with humor, lightness, strength, and modernity, reaffirming her fascination with classical art.
In a nod to childhood, her sculptures seem to have emerged from a poetic and enchanting paper-cutting activity. This connection to childhood—this juxtaposition of references to the past and the world of today—gives her work a universal and timeless quality that speaks to our imagination.
She is also developing a line of bronze furniture in which she blends classic and modern styles in a free-form, playful design.
Emmée Parizot has won numerous awards, including five first prizes at French and international art fairs.
She won the bronze medal in 2007 at the Salon des Artistes Français.
