From her home in Bavaria, Ayla Woss shapes and moulds clay to tell the story of her life through dance. For Ayla, dance is more than just a posture or a sequence of techniques: it is a language of the body and the senses. In this way, the clay figures she creates are subsequently transformed into magnificent bronze sculptures.
Although each of them often bears the same face – namely that of the artist herself – our sculptor works exclusively from live models when shaping their forms.

Ayla Woss’s works are exhibited exclusively at the Les Koronin art gallery.

The Galerie Les Koronin is honoured to present artists with unique artistic approaches who are often marginalised by other institutions due to their subject matter – be it female nudes or themes relating to the intellectual emancipation of women, which all too often encounter ideological obscurantism.

In this spirit of high standards and freedom, we shall keep you informed of the progress of the official commission awarded to Isabelle Morin: a copy of a masterpiece by Fragonard. The work in question is the painting ‘Le Verrou’ (c. 1774–1778), Paris, Musée du Louvre.