But what was going on in the artist's head? Why this macabre aspect with these skulls placed like masks on the rider's face and the horse's head? And how can this macabre subject be so sympathetic? We like these two. Sorry, these three! Because the little red bird hanging on the horse's rump brings a touch of lightness.

It is impossible to remain indifferent to Pierre Sgamma's creations. His sometimes enigmatic creations disturb, move, provoke and even shock. This artist has developed his own plastic language, a singular universe that unfolds with great freedom of expression. All in poetry and sensitivity, Pierre Sgamma's world shakes us up, scratches us and moves us between tearing and appeasement. He transcends established codes by juxtaposing the sublime and the grotesque, candour and perversity. He says: "In the most intense moments of production and creation, I don't work, I play. Each piece is a piece of me, loaded with my experience of love, violence, fears, lacks, desires. I make fun of myself, of this great comedy that is life. 

Retour De Voyage loves this funny and amusing trio, a subtle mix that only Pierre Sgamma has the recipe for.