Bertrand Marcelly Merges Geometry and Perception in Abstract Sculpture

Eli MARS Sculptor, whose real name is Bertrand Marcelly, specializes in abstract sculptures that merge geometric precision with perceptual exploration. His artistic creations fuse mathematics, philosophy, and skilled craftsmanship into captivating visual experiences. Raised in a cabinetmaking setting, he gained a profound knowledge of materials before studying engineering and teaching at a university in Geneva. Each piece he creates is viewed as a cohesive system, intertwining geometry, light, and audience interaction. Utilizing unique high-tech grafting methods, he combines materials such as wood, lacquer, mirror, and glass. His prominent works include 'SHIFTED WORLD' (2025), which features a sphere with a shifted axis, and 'NO WAY? II' (2023), a reinterpretation of a road sign. Marcelly's series 'RELATIVE POSITION', 'MONDI FELICI', and 'HAPPY WORLD?' delve into the relationships between geometry, light, and perception. Influenced by artists like Mondrian, Malevich, and Duchamp, he is also planning large-scale installations for public and architectural spaces. His artwork has been exhibited during Art Basel Week Miami and in cities such as Milan, Rome, and Paris.