Roger Rigorth

In Roger Rigorth’s works, longing congeals to become poignant route markers. His medium is nature; time, growing and change his themes. He strikes an arc from objects and sculptures made of natural materials to installations and bold interventions in the landscape. Rigorth develops his utopia of movement in absurd vehicles, such as, for example, boat allegories, tirelessly dancing wing mobiles or floating “beehives.” The artist is a perpetual traveler; he creates dwellings in the world through his works of art. Numerous international projects testify to his virtuoso handling of fiber, wood and stone.