Pierre Sgamma's rabbit is a disturbing, intriguing and fascinating sculpture. At first glance, you are fascinated by this rabbit with its mischievous eyes and provocative teeth on a man's body. But we soon realise that it's a camouflage, that the rabbit's head is nothing more than a covering for the man who leaves room for so many suppositions and stories, and feeds our imaginations... the rabbit mask can be removed and placed next to the little man it conceals.

It is impossible to remain indifferent to the creations of Pierre Sgamma. 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 the interactive aspect of this sculpture. More than a passive spectator, we take part in the work by unveiling it...