Edgar Sarin

Edgar Sarin’s work reflects a formal search for political and environmental harmony, with humans as the catalyst. The Paris-based artist’s paintings express the tension between figuration and abstraction, while his sculptures recall recent movements in modern and contemporary art. He advocates an approach that encourages learning about the world and the material in a reasoned form of the creative gesture. This first monograph on the artist features over 100 images of his work and exhibitions, accompanied by a conversation between Sarin and art historian and curator Mathilde de Croix, plus contributions by several authors.