FRED ALLARDS'S WORKS

Fred Allard’s sculptures, Paper Bags, Baskets, Roller Bags, Formula 1 pieces, XXL works, and unique creations, lie at the heart of his artistic language.

In these inclusions, objects become icons: a can, a handbag, a perfume bottle, a sneaker, a signed basketball, or an F1 helmet are captured in transparency, suspended in time.

These works tell the story of our era with sincerity: consumption, desire, memory, image culture, and the gestures of everyday life.

Between pop brightness and artisanal precision, the sculptures are faceless portraits charged with emotion.

With his paintings, whether inclusion pieces, cold-resin works, or large formats, Fred Allard returns to one of his earliest artistic gestures: painting and collage.

He blends contemporary icons, torn posters, luxury symbols, and urban motifs. Each work is a visual jolt, a tension between instinct and composition.

The paintings become frozen moments: the precise instant where pop culture, fashion, the street, and intimacy intersect.

With his bronze and aluminum pieces, Fred Allard pushes the boundaries of his artistic vocabulary even further.

Here, transparency disappears: the icons shift state, gaining density, weight, and presence.

A Chanel bag becomes a monumental sculpture. An accumulation of objects, once frozen in resin, transforms into a metal manifesto.

These works tell the story of a passage from the ephemeral to the eternal, from pop gestures to sculptural power. A dialogue between craftsmanship, luxury, raw material, and legacy.