"Joy Triskelle" Sculpture

Aima Saint Hunon, born in the artistic heart of Montmartre, Paris, is a globally renowned artist whose diverse talents encompass sculpture, painting, poetry and performance art. Her work has been exhibited across Europe, Asia, North America, and Oceania, earning her distinguished place in the International Art World. Aima has showcased her work in major cities, such as Paris, New York, Beijing, Shanghai, Taipei, Seoul where she has garnered widespread acclaim. Aima's work is characterized by her profound philosophical and aesthetic exploration of the interconnectedness between humanity, environment, nature and the cosmos. Her sculptures, often crafted in bronze, delicately articulate the subtleties of human emotion and form. Her acclaimed "Infinite Eight" series, for example, vividly captures the fluidity and grace of the human body as it interacts with natural forces, exploring the harmonious relationship between humanity and the natural world. The eternal medium of bronze embodies Aima’s own drive for perfection. The metal is soft and sensual in its own right, cast, sculpted, polished, and finished to her exacting standards. The result is a sculpture that draws gasps of pleasure, a modern artifact that mirrors ancient passion in a new way, freshened by the insights of youth reinventing the medium for our own times. Influenced by the artist likes Camille Claudel, Constantin Brancusi and Yayoi Kusama, Aima's work delves deeply into the inner conflicts and complex emotions that define the human experience. Her art emphasizes the intrinsic connection between sculpture and the environment, using this relationship as a means to explore the essence of human existence. Always in search of greater emotive expression through her work, Aima seeks to establish a direct relationship between the sensuality of the world in which she evolves and that of her own body. Her performances during private viewings give energy and invites viewers to reconsider the relationship between the human body and the organic curves of nature. Aima's artistic vision captures the cyclical patterns of the cosmic order, offering a visual representation of humanity's place within these vast systems. Her sculptures, inspired by the natural world, explore the symbiotic relationship between humans and their environment, imbuing her work with a profound sense of cosmic depth. This approach reveals the interconnected beauty of humanity, nature and the cosmos, as a unified existence.