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Janus is the Roman god of beginnings and endings, choices, transitions, and doorways. He is bifrons ("two-faced") and depicted with one face turned toward the past, the other toward the future. Celebrated on January 1st, he embodies the concept of "passage" (janitor, the doorkeeper) and is generally honored as an introductory god.
He is Consivius (“sower”), which marks the link with his role as initiator and creator.
It thus synthesizes a large… part of this entire artistic work, punctuated by sculptures reminiscent of places, thresholds, and perpetual movement.
This bronze, whose "ancient" patina reveals the clay material with which it was originally made, represents with its two faces both a meeting of materials and of feelings, lights, shadows, sensations, etc.
It thus seems to bring together these seemingly very different stories that it contains. It is synthesis and encounter.
Vincent Batbedat, a French sculptor and engraver, primarily works with stone, metal, and engraving, drawing on his training at the Beaux-Arts and the Académie Julian. He shapes stainless steel tubes into rigorous geometric structures, combining constructivism and movement; his art ranges from jewelry to monumental sculpture. His work, imbued with utopian ideals, blends humanity with architecture, conveying joy, smiles, and a sense of humanity in public spaces.