ADOR Experience art gallery

Inspired by César Baldaccini, whom he met at the age of 7, Lagasse turned to sculpture while maintaining his love for graffiti, a form of artistic expression that he practiced on streets and subways. A decisive encounter with Yvaral Vasarely opened up new perspectives for him and encouraged him to merge graffiti with sculpture.

In 2009, he created his iconic work entitled “One Dollar”. This piece is the result of his admiration for the United States and his idea of “making art with $1.” Lagasse has produced this work in numerous colors and with various materials.

In 2016, he pushed the boundaries of his creation by creating a monumental bronze sculpture, a “One Dollar” measuring 2 meters high and weighing 500 kg. It was exhibited during the Paris Art Fair. In 2017, Karl Lagasse designed the trophy for the 43rd edition of the Deauville American Film Festival based on the sea and waves.

Gaël Le Thellec, alias Gawood, is an artist and craftsman passionate about wood. Graduated in wood carving from École Boulle in 2007, he opened his Gawood studio in 2016. There, he created unique works and completed commissions for designers and individuals.

A permanent admiration of nature, Gaël explores in his sculptures the details of the plant and animal kingdoms, transcribing the beauty and magic of the wild world. His works tell stories, highlighting the splendor of our environment.

Committed to an ecological approach, Gaël strives to create unique objects with minimal environmental impact. It is not limited to a single mode of expression, mixing techniques and materials, combining artistic crafts to bring out works of great finesse and remarkable uniqueness. His creations, imbued with his vision of the world, testify to his profound sensitivity and his immense talent.