Coming from three generations of artists and driven by a passion for the sea, I have built my journey at the crossroads of artistic creation and technical materials.
Today, I shape carbon fibre, gold and stone to give form to movement, light and emotion.
In this video, I share my journey, my inspirations and how the sea, composite materials and my family's artistic heritage influence my sculptures.
I am the grandson of sculptor Jean-Pierre de Kock and the son of artist Cécile de Kock. I grew up in a world where creativity, shapes and materials were part of everyday life.
This heritage instilled in me a passion for craftsmanship, artistic freedom and the belief that art can touch what truly matters.
My journey began on the water. From a young age, sailing taught me discipline, humility and the importance of teamwork.
Those years in sailing and competitive yachting introduced me to exceptional materials and a constant pursuit of performance.
The sea remains a major source of inspiration in my work as a sculptor.
After several years in luxury yachting, I wanted to bring my expertise in composite materials into the world of art.
Forged carbon fibre, gold and stone allow me to create sculptures that are both lightweight and powerful, where the material seems to defy its own weight.
Each piece represents a search for balance between technique, emotion and light.
I create sculptures that explore movement, light and femininity through refined, timeless forms.
My work draws inspiration from nature, the sea and the energy that surrounds us.
I strive to give form to what cannot be seen: movement, lightness and emotion.
Each sculpture is a unique work of art, crafted in my studio with passion and precision.
My works have been showcased in France and abroad, in spaces and events devoted to contemporary art.
Would you like to acquire a sculpture or commission a bespoke creation inspired by the world of sailing? Let's discuss your project.