Aérosculpture

At the heart of their work are “aerosculptures” — inflatable forms, flying or suspended machines, and aerostatic puppets — that rise into the air with both poetry and power. Aérosculpture is distinguished by its ability to transform cities and landscapes into aerial environments, capturing the viewer’s gaze, shifting perceptions of scale, and inspiring a sense of wonder.

Through a transversal approach combining air engineering, scenography and performance, Aérosculpture has established itself as a key player in the world of poetic and spectacular street arts.

Ultimately, Aérosculpture contributes to making the performing arts “fly”, both literally and symbolically, offering a rare combination of technical innovation, lightness and imagination for diverse audiences and in a wide variety of settings.

Aérosculpture brings its work to festivals, urban parades, heritage sites, and art and light events, with pieces such as Banc de Sardines, Étoiles, Mouettes, and others, combining technology, visual aesthetics and narrative power.