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Leo Vulgaris mit Spiegelung von The Prophet

Beings that have completed their natural life cycle and are guided into a new existence become vessels of memory, structure, and fragile beauty.

 

They carry traces of what once was, while opening themselves to what may yet emerge.

Cedric Laquieze

Cedric Laquieze is an Amsterdam-based artist, born in Los Angeles and a graduate of the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in the Netherlands.

 

Renowned for his unconventional use of materials, Laquieze creates works that exist at the intersection of sculpture, fashion, and design – imbued with a surreal celebration of color and form.

 

From fairies crafted from insects to floral taxidermy and sculptural busts of ancient gods, his practice consistently reimagines the forms of nature and mythology, evoking a sense of timeless beauty.

 

His sculptures have been exhibited in museums, galleries, and design centers across the globe.

Cedric Laquieze auf einem Stuhl im Studio
Bild von Fairies an der Wand

The fusion of what was believed to be lifeless and its promising transformation, suspended between nature and human hands.

Some of his unique objects

Die Büste von The Adversary
Leo Vulgaris - das Löwenskelett mit künstlichen Blumen
die grösste Fairy, aus Insektenteilen gefertigt
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