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Robert Poliquin​ ​

Robert's sculptural practice revolves around a constant dialogue between transparency, density and light. His works, composed of glass, metal and stone, are the place of a meeting between meticulous techniques and formal research. Glass, a material that is both fragile and resistant, becomes a surface of tension where the movements of the landscape, the resonances of the environment and the fragments of an inner reflection are lodged. ​

Each sculpture is born from a process in which experimentation occupies a central place: fusion, shaping, superimposition of materials, intervention on texture. In this workspace, Robert explores how materials respond to each other, creating forms that oscillate between balance and fracture, opacity and transparency. ​ His approach is part of a desire to inhabit reality differently, by showing the points of contact between the outside world and the imaginary.

The works thus become thresholds, micro-landscapes where light, matter and memory coexist, offering a contemplative experience anchored in the viewer's sensitivity.