Observed arrival · 2026-09-09
Le Moulier turns mussel shells into sculptures
A contemporary sculpture practice that collects, selects, and assembles discarded mussel shells into organic forms.
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The practice uses mussel shells as both material and record: the site says each fragment retains its colour, relief, and growth line rather than being made uniform. Its workflow is explicitly divided into collecting, preparing, composing, and transforming. The gallery lists works including “Médusa,” “Survivre,” “Seahorse,” and “Shellmet,” and also documents an exhibition titled “Moule(s)” in Ploufragan. Contact for exhibitions or commissions is provided by email and Instagram.
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