Lélia Demoisy's Sculptural Forest Narratives
Lélia Demoisy creates hybrid sculptures that reconstruct forest ecosystems rather than merely depicting them. Her work features trunks from seven distinct tree species connected by stainless steel roots, with white metal wires visualizing invisible flows between trees. Trained at the Arts Décoratifs, Demoisy merges organic and industrial materials to explore forest narratives. The artist's approach involves materializing hidden connections within wooded environments through sculptural forms. This practice reflects her background in decorative arts and a focus on ecological interplay. The post detailing her forest narratives was published on Arts in the City.
Key facts
- Lélia Demoisy is an artist trained at the Arts Décoratifs
- She creates sculptures using trunks from seven different tree species
- Stainless steel roots connect the tree trunks in her works
- White metal wires materialize invisible flows between trees
- Her sculptures are hybrid, fusing vegetal and industrial elements
- Demoisy reconstructs forests rather than representing them
- The post about her work appeared on Arts in the City
- Her practice explores forest narratives through material combinations
Entities
Artists
- Lélia Demoisy
Institutions
- Arts Décoratifs
- Arts in the City