Grégoire Devin’s Lines of Innocence is a poetic tribute to the clarity of childhood vision. Crafted from ceramic and coated in matte white acrylic, the sculpture depicts a serene, simplified human face, almost mask-like in its purity. Across its surface, vivid oil pastel drawings and scribbled phrases evoke the spontaneous, unfiltered creativity of children.
These playful, chaotic marks, rendered in bright hues, stand in sharp contrast to the calm white form, capturing a tension between adult restraint and youthful expression. Small gold-colored earrings gleam at each ear, hinting at ritual and quiet dignity.
By transforming a minimalist face into a canvas for childhood memory, Devin invites us to rediscover truth in innocence and to see the world again through unclouded eyes.