Geometric Sculptures by David Mesguich.
In a obsessional way David travels cities and develops an atypical mapping by focusing his interest for all which, in those spaces of passage separates and divides up.
For more than 15 years it’s by the addicting exercise of graffiti that he investigated the subject. Today, it’s by drawing and by monumental installations in-situ that he re-appropriates some parcels of those aseptic territories.
This 5m tall sculpture was left on a roof during misterfreeze show in Toulouse France.
Under iconic and feminine lines, this installation represents europe and its contradictions facing the drama of families who try to reach her everyday risking their lives.
The story of “pressure”, it’s the story of people who are on the fence, inbetween worlds, those who are both on the inside and on the outside.
“Pressure” is a non-profit project, it was not made to be sold. It was created in 2013 as a donation to the street.
The imposed planning was really tight, only 5 months to draw and realize a 10 meters high and 5 tons sculpture.
Geometric Sculptures by David Mesguich
You can see more of Mesguich’s public works on his Behance and Facebook.