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My Lovely Bones
 

2010-Present

For more than fifteen years, Laurence Le Constant has developed My Lovely Bones, an evolving body of sculptural works exploring memory, transformation and the persistence of the invisible.

Drawing on mythology, ancestral narratives and personal cosmology, each skull becomes a portrait, an apparition and a vessel of remembrance.

Collections

Exhibitions

Dallas Museum of Art
Private collections

Homo Faber, Venice
French Senate, Paris

The Ten Chapters

Current chapter

X -

The Bone Song
2025-Present

 



La Loba sings the bones back to life.

The chapter in progress, where the series turns towards reconstruction, memory and rebirth.

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I - Genesis · 2010-2011

The first appearance.

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II - Emergence · 2011-2012

The first figures emerge.

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III - The Threshold · 2013

A passage between self and archetype.

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IV - The Nest · 2014

The territory expands.

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V - Shifting Light · 2015–2016

Life and disappearance share the same surface.

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VI - Deep Water · 2017

A descent into deeper waters.

VII - Solar Flesh · 2018-2020

Colour becomes a living force.

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VIII - Revelation · 2021-2022

What was hidden comes into view.

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IX - Homo Faber · 2022-2024

The language reaches a new intensity.

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Selected for Homo Faber Venice 2022
Exhibited at the French Senate, Paris
Homo Faber Venice 2024

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X - The Bone Song · 2025-Present

Current chapter ·

La Loba sings the bones back to life.

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Ten chapters. One ongoing inquiry.
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