Les Équilibristes is an original painted resin sculpture by the artist Josepha, created in 2007. The work presents a dynamic and expressive composition depicting a balancing figure with a child, captured in a moment of movement and trust. The sculpture conveys themes of equilibrium, playfulness, and human connection, rendered through a figurative style that is both lively and emotionally engaging.
Crafted in resin and finished with a hand-painted, richly colored surface, the sculpture reflects Josepha’s distinctive artistic language, combining narrative expression with refined craftsmanship. The vivid painted finish enhances the sense of motion and gives the piece a strong visual identity.
This artwork belongs to a limited edition of 30, individually numbered and signed by the artist. The present piece is numbered 3/30 and is accompanied by its original Certificate of Authenticity, signed by the artist.
Les Équilibristes functions as a striking statement piece, suitable for contemporary interiors or curated art collections. Its playful yet symbolic character makes it both a decorative object and a collectible artwork reflecting French artistic creativity.
Key Features
Material: Painted resin
Edition: Limited edition of 30, individually numbered (this piece: 3/30)
Origin: Crafted by the artist Josepha in France
Condition: Excellent
Authenticity: Signed and numbered by the artist; original Certificate of Authenticity included
Availability: In stock; ships within 7 days
More Information
Dimensions (HxWxD):
cm: 62 / inch: 24.41"
Style
Modern + Contemporary, Classic + Traditional
About Designer
“The French sculptor celebrates the modern woman in her vibrant and seductive sculptures, with grace, lightness, and imagination.”
Josepha was born in 1950 in southwestern France and lives in the rural surroundings of Drôme.
Drawing on her background as a fashion designer, Josepha has preserved a deep desire to highlight the female body. In her sculptures, she explores the full breadth of this universe, creating works imbued with a special atmosphere of grace and lightness.
Josepha portrays women in all their splendor by emphasizing their femininity, sensuality, tenderness, and their exuberant or gentle nature. Her figures live, move, breathe, and have nothing in common with classical academic art. If one had to choose a patron for her, it would inevitably be Degas.
Her sculptures embody complete grace, absolute lightness, delicacy, and the beauty of a dancer’s body.
“I like to idealize. My work is a form of relaxation, and every new idea is born like a game, like a beautiful story.” — Josepha
