Jean ISNARD is a french sculptor born in 1948.
Jean Isnard sees himself as a "broker" between the art and contemporary technology.
His forms are not automatic, but modeled, determined, with the ever-renewed demand to work on an idea that changes, playing on the multiple possibilities offered by computers, reducing the distance between the concept and the artwork.
The digital files are sent to plastics specialists. "The Isnard object" is the result of rigorous manufacturing: CAD, stereolithography, thermoforming ...
By evoking skins, landscapes, it is about rediscovering a link with man and nature, through computer and industrial tools.
It is also a meeting, it is a work in movement stirring up desire and sensuality. These are lines that Jean distils ... His mounts of Venus and other hillocks are then called landscapes.