MY LOVELY BONES
VIRGINIA
2026
MATERIALS
Natural goose feathers, laser-cut openwork wooden fan slats, patinated brass.
DIMENSIONS
22 × 15 × 20 cm
EDITION
Unique piece
Virginia gives form to the invisible presence that animates life, in a dialogue between matter and movement.
Goose feathers and openwork wooden slats wind around the skull in a single spiral, evoking breath and wind. The slats of a wooden fan, taken apart and reassembled onto the sculpture, reveal openwork patterns whose graphic language recalls a musical score.
Part of the My Lovely Bones series, Virginia is rooted in the vanitas tradition, in metamorphosis and in the energy of the living. It moves through the narrow passage between matter and the immaterial, between presence and disappearance: a vibrational space where materials seem to come alive.
MY LOVELY BONES
AMARA
2025
MATERIALS
Recycled goose and duck feathers, agate slices, lapis lazuli, kyanite, swordfish bone
DIMENSIONS
34 × 20 × 37 cm
EDITION
Unique piece
Part of the My Lovely Bones constellation, developed since 2010, Amara marks an important stage in the evolution of Laurence Le Constant's sculptural vocabulary.
Inspired by the myth of La Loba: the Bone Woman who gathers scattered bones in the desert and sings them back to life, the work approaches transformation as an act of reconstruction, memory and rebirth.
Composed of recycled goose and duck feathers, agate slices, lapis lazuli, kyanite and swordfish bone, Amara brings together organic and mineral materials to evoke the perpetual cycle of life. Here, the skull becomes the witness of an ongoing metamorphosis in which every ending contains the possibility of a new form of existence. The work celebrates the circulation of life through its many transformations and reminds us that disappearance and renewal are part of the same movement.