This enigmatic face, sculpted by Suzanne Larrieu, is more than just a figure. “Le Tatoué” stands, silent and powerful, evoking a story etched in the folds and cracks of the material. Made of recycled cardboard and modest materials, this mask bears the marks of a life lived, each crack and line whispering ancient secrets to us. The delicate features, drawn with a mastered gesture, recall the fragility of the human soul, while the cracked appearance symbolizes resilience.
Inspired by the art of puppet theatre and frozen expressionism, Suzanne Larrieu invites us to contemplate the passage of time and the invisible imprints it leaves on us. “Le Tatoué” is a character with a damaged and poetic face, a figure that resists and tells, without a voice, an entire life.
