FARHI Jean-Claude

Sculptor of plexiglass and former assistant to César, Jean-Claude Farhi (1940-2012) made light his material. Discover his original lithographs above.

Jean-Claude Farhi, Sculptor of Light

Jean-Claude Farhi, born in Paris in 1940 and deceased in 2012, was a French sculptor and engraver. He moved to Nice in 1957 to study at the École des Beaux-Arts and became an assistant to César in 1968, a decisive experience for his sculptural practice.

Plexiglass and Transparency

Farhi made polymethyl methacrylate, or plexiglass, his material of choice. Columns, totems, and modular sculptures play with light, color, and transparency, at the intersection of geometric abstraction, minimalism, and kinetic art, in the spirit of Victor Vasarely. His works are featured in museums and regularly appear in public auctions.

Jean-Claude Farhi's Lithographs at Galerie 125

Galerie 125 presents above an original lithograph by Jean-Claude Farhi, "Carnaval de Nice" (1990), measuring 75 x 56 cm, offered at 150 euros. Guaranteed by a gallery certificate, it can be ordered online and is shipped with tracking and insurance.

The "Carnaval de Nice" series includes other gallery artists, such as César. Discover our lithographs and engravings.