Site à l'homme assis 1969 - 1984

"Site à l'homme assis" (1969-1984) is a monumental sculpture by French artist Jean Dubuffet, known for his "Art Brut" style. The sculpture, standing at an impressive height of 120 inches, depicts a series of abstract forms composed of white plaster and outlined in black. The sculpture is a testament to Dubuffet's interest in exploring the raw, unrefined aspects of human creativity, creating a work that is both whimsical and powerful. This sculpture is an example of Dubuffet’s later work which moved away from the more painterly "Art Brut" style of his earlier work and into more three-dimensional and large-scale works.