Rémi Plault

A signature in space

Rémi Plault is a self-taught French sculptor, trained with the Compagnons du Devoir. His first commission, the Stag made for the Hôtel La Chaumière in Aubigny-sur-Nère, revealed a vocation: built from taut steel rods, it marked the moment sculpture claimed him.

Years of research in the workshop followed, until he found his signature — the Scroll, that patiently folded, coiled and welded curve which gives steel movement, lightness and feeling.

From this research came the collection The Metal Scrolls, entirely shaped by hand, in which animals, objects and silhouettes are built from assembled lines in motion. In 2026, several of his works were presented at the Hôtel West End, on the Promenade des Anglais in Nice.

With the Gilded Collection, Rémi Plault opens a new chapter. Deep black converses with the brilliance of gold leaf, while the scroll concentrates on the essential: the antlers of a stag, the mane of a lion, the posture of a human figure.

A native of Touraine, he conceives each sculpture as a signature in space, designed to converse with architecture and exceptional settings.

“I do not sculpt the form, I sculpt the movement that runs through it.”