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Philippe hiquily sculpture park

          : "Girouette Monumentale" by Philippe Hiquily from France incorporates the essence of traditional Chinese paper-cutting techniques.

        1. : "Girouette Monumentale" by Philippe Hiquily from France incorporates the essence of traditional Chinese paper-cutting techniques.
        2. Hiquily left the Fine Arts in after obtaining the prestigious Sculpture Prize for his work Neptune.
        3. This sculpture was installed in Jing'an Park in Shanghai, for the World Expo to which Philippe Hiquily was invited to participate.
        4. The cornerstone of MACAAL was established at the Al Maaden Sculpture Park, sited at the heart of the Al Maaden Golf Resort, a luxury golf course community.
        5. Jing'An Park is intended to be transformed into a sculpture park for the occasion and the works of several artists such as Arman, César and.

          6. This sculpture was installed in Jing'an Park in Shanghai, for the World Expo to which Philippe Hiquily was invited to participate....

          Philippe Hiquily (1925-2013)

          Philippe Hiquily was a French sculptor born in 1925 and died in 2013.

          After a brief admission at the Orléans Beaux-Arts, he went to the Paris Beaux-Arts and followed classes in the Alfred Janniot’s and Marcel Gimond’s workshops.

          He became friend with César, Albert Férau, Michel Guino. Modeling, study after living model, plaster, clay, ceramic works, he had a complete training to become a sculptor.

          Sculpture park in central area of Shanghai, featuring various sculptures by many well-known artists including French artist Philippe Hiquily.

          He graduated in 1953 with the first prize of sculpture.
          Thanks to his Hellenistic father, he discovers the Ancient Greek culture and felt in love with archeology. The callipygian Venus will stay throughout his career a great source of inspiration.

          In 1954 he settled his workshop in the 14th district of Paris where there already were a lot of artist’s workshops, as the one of Germaine Richier who supported him at the begining of his career.
          Between surrealism and abstraction, Philippe Hiquily did not take part of any artistic movement.

          However, we can see a