Fun and breathtaking, Cyril Lancelin’s artworks are a great source of inspiration for art lovers and a breath of fresh air and creativity. Standing on a league of his own, when it comes to imagination, the French artist has established himself as one of the most modern sculptors working nowadays! Keep reading to discover everything about some of the most amazing art installations we’ve seen!

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Fuel Your Imagination With Cyril Lancelin’s Art Installations

Each of Cyril Lancelin’s art installations is big, bright, and unique, and invites you to come as a part of it, of its design.

I want people to go into what I have created and take pictures, I like to see photographs of the work that surprise me. I have spent a lot of time on Instagram, and I don’t see it as detrimental to art. When a member of the public takes and transmits a photograph of what I have done, it becomes a dialogue. Sometimes they put themselves in the frame. The choices they make are fascinating. And the pictures travel, giving the works a second life.

Taking his artworks outside, the contact with the public is one of the most essential parts of his art. It may be simple at a first look, but in a way, his works are profound and reflect a bit of the beauty inherent in science, and how we fit into the world

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A lot of Cyril Lancelin’s works use iconic and unusual elements, that add just the right amount of exuberance and uniqueness. A touch of the child’s birthday party is also present, like a diversion park and the bouncy castle. These elements are usually mixed with the grandeur of ancient monuments (pyramid shapes appear frequently), they have a magnetic kind of energy to them.

The scale of the art sculptures also plays an important role, for the French artist, the bigger, the better.

I like that scale of things. You could see people thinking about how to navigate the space around them, and there was a feeling that you could get lost.
Cyril Lancelin’

Even the renders of the art installations that hadn’t been realized are artworks themselves. Ciryl Lancelin asked himself a question: If the goal is to disseminate an image, is the physical structure itself that important? this question came when he was working on Pyramid Pillows, an unrealized concept that created a pyramid-shaped nest of pillows around a bed. His work is about frustration, imagination, shielding, and comfort – all things that have shaped last year for many artists.