1 october > 11 october

Karim Zitouni Exhibition

Cultural
Exhibition
Contemporary art

Espace Maxime Moreau, 1 promenade A. Simon Lorière, 83120 Sainte-Maxime

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Karim Zitouni is a French sculptor whose artistic world is deeply marked by the transformation of material.

After discovering sculpture at the age of 15 by shaping a piece of driftwood found on a Normandy beach, he developed a genuine passion for creation. Throughout his journey, he explored various materials before making metal his medium of choice. Fascinated by its strength, durability, and capacity for transformation, he creates works in which the material seems to come to life through the artistic gesture. Each sculpture is an expression of his imagination, his emotions, and his vision of the world. Through his work, Karim Zitouni seeks to reveal the poetry of metal and invite the viewer to see this raw material—transformed into a living work of art—in a new light.