Marie Louise Sorbac is an artist whose work centers on sculptural forms cast in bronze. Her sculptures bring together clean lines and the smooth, refined surface of the material, using curves, straight edges, rounded shapes, angled backs, and wing-like forms to create a distinctive visual language. The works are designed to engage both the eye and the sense of touch, combining simplicity with a feeling of softness and sensuality.

To create her sculptural bestiary, Sorbac first works in clay and then in plaster before the pieces are produced in bronze. She groups her editions under the names “Absolues” and “Aériens.” Across these works, forms are pared back to what is essential, while retaining a sense of presence and structure. Sorbac’s website presents her sculptures alongside information about the artist and her studio, as well as exhibitions, news, and press coverage. Visitors can explore the works and learn more about her artistic practice through these sections.