


DESCRIPTION OF THE WORKS
Yannick Duhamel’s wall sculptures take shape from vinyl records.
Hand-cut, assembled, and mounted on acrylic glass panels, these fragments of music become both material and face.
Most of these creations are portraits of artists—musicians, composers, or actors—where music takes form and the image finds its resonance.
The choice of the central labels follows a precise intention: to highlight the most significant, emblematic albums in each artist’s journey.
Whenever possible, the selected records come from the first pressings, but it is above all their symbolic and musical value that guides the composition. These elements become the points of resonance within the work, visible traces of a shared sonic memory.
Each sculpture is both visual and musical.
Equipped with an integrated Spotify code, it allows you to listen to the vinyl records it brings together.
In this way, the artwork can be heard as much as it is seen—a four-dimensional portrait, where the material of sound becomes sculpture.


