Victor Guedy was born to a family of artists and entertainers. After spending three years focusing on the metaphysical and obtaining a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy, Guedy was pulled towards the traditional art of stone carving, and he began an apprenticeship to learn the craft. After height years as a journeyman through Les Compagnons du Devoir, this eventually led him to work with some of the greatest talents in architecture, art and design, including Joseph Dirand, Harumi Klossowska de Rola, Jacques Grange. His love for bronze was ignited alongside the last artisans who cast Rodin’s works, where he gained a mastery over the metal.

Guedy’s sculpture is reminiscent of Nietzschean philosophy: transmuting traditional values into new narratives. Victor Guedy lives between Paris and the US.