LÉO CAILLARD

Léo Caillard’s artistic universe bridges centuries, aesthetics, and ideas—yet at its core lies a playful questioning of time, culture, and perception. Born in France and trained in both art and digital media, Caillard moves fluidly between the worlds of classical sculpture and contemporary visual codes. With his celebrated Hipsters in Stone series, he reimagines ancient statues dressed in today’s fashion, collapsing millennia into a single image. Equally at home in photography, sculpture, and digital creation, Caillard treats history not as a fixed narrative, but as a living material to be reinterpreted. His latest works, blending 3D modeling, marble, and conceptual wit, invite viewers to reconsider how style, identity, and heritage evolve. In this conversation, we explore how irony, craftsmanship, and cultural commentary converge in Caillard’s ever-expanding body of work.