P A U L S H A M P I N E
it's a family thing...
Dating back to Paul’s great-great-grandfather's 19th-century sculptures, (Charles Champagne 1830-1901), a design engineer father, and a watercolorist mother, Paul was genetically engineered to blur the lines between two-dimensional and three-dimensional spaces.
sculpture
This is where it began for Paul; large-scale stone and steel outdoor sculpture to refined glasswork and aluminum.
what happens when you ​ask a sculptor to make a painting?
​As a sculptor, paul’s instincts are to create dimension and movement. After years of experimenting, paul has developed his own award-winning PAINTING AND FORMING techniqueS.​​
learning from the Masters
By combining traditional materials like Murano glass with modern techniques, Paul continues to push the boundaries of his award-winning approach to contemporary art.​
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Paul with Seba & Alessandro Bubacco, Murano Island, Italy.​