Âme Sauvage

Âme Sauvage is a French contemporary painter, born in 1986. Self-taught, she discovered painting at the age of 20 and developed a unique abstract language through color, movement, and emotion.

After several exhibitions that brought recognition to her work, she decided in 2012 to dedicate herself entirely to painting. Her artworks are now held in private collections in France and internationally, including the United States, United Kingdom, Switzerland, and Belgium. Her work is also referenced through Drouot Cotation, reflecting her presence within the French art market.

Her artistic journey includes a collaboration with Eden Park, the renowned French brand recognized for its iconic pink bow tie. She created a unique artwork to customize a trophy made from fragments of the goal posts of the legendary Eden Park rugby stadium in Auckland, New Zealand. The piece was sold at auction at La Samaritaine in Paris.

Working in an abstract style, Âme Sauvage explores spontaneous gestures, vibrant colors, and the emotions hidden within each moment. Inspired by dreams, escape, and the freedom of imagination, she transforms inner sensations into luminous compositions.

A true colorist, she creates paintings filled with energy, elegance, and em...

**Collaboration with Eden Park – Auction at La Samaritaine, Paris (2023)**

French contemporary artist Âme Sauvage collaborated with Eden Park, the renowned French brand recognized for its iconic pink bow tie, to create a unique painted trophy.

The artwork was created from a steel sculpture made with fragments of the legendary Eden Park rugby stadium goal posts in Auckland, New Zealand. Originally acquired at auction by Franck Mesnel, former international rugby player and co-founder of Eden Park, the piece was transformed into a unique artistic creation.

The painted sculpture was sold at auction on September 5, 2023, during an exhibition at La Samaritaine in Paris, with a live broadcast by Drouot. The artist was honored that all proceeds from the sale were donated to Franck Mesnel’s charity "Les Papillons du Ciel," supporting the education of children in Madagascar.