Ariel Moscovici, born in 1956 in Bucharest in Romania, is a contemporary sculptor installed in France since the late 1970s. After studies at the National National School of Fine Arts in Paris, it is quickly imposed as a figure Contemporary art thanks to its work on matter and forms.
His works, mainly carved in stone, marble or bronze, explore the relationship between the body, nature and space. By a subtle game between roundness and tension, mass and lightness, Ariel Moscovici creates a universe where sculpture becomes a sensitive and spiritual experience.
The style of Ariel Moscovici is characterized by the purity of the forms and a constant search for equilibrium. Its sculptures, often abstract but to organic lines, seem inhabited by inner energy. Rounded, polished or cut volumes, dialogue with light and surrounding space, giving its creations a strong and soothing presence.
Influenced by its Romanian origins and by its course in France, it feeds its work of a double culture. He inscribes his practice in the tradition of modern sculpture while opening new ways to a poetic and timeless abstraction.
Since the 1980s, Ariel Moscovici regularly exhibits in France and abroad. Its monumental works are installed in many public spaces and sculpture parks, especially in Paris, Israel, South Korea, Italy and Germany.
It is also represented in several museum and private collections, testifying to its recognition on the international scene.
The 125 Gallery offers original works by Ariel Moscovici, including sculptures and prints, representative of its artistic universe. These creations testify to its ability to combine strength and sensitivity, pure forms and spiritual depth.