Valérie Hadida: Sculpture on a Monumental Scale Through her monumental works, Valérie Hadida brings a new dimension to her sculptural universe

Through her monumental works, Valérie Hadida brings a new dimension to her sculptural universe. Her female figures, instantly recognizable by their poetic silhouettes, flowing hair, and distinctive patinas, become powerful presences that engage in a dialogue with architecture and the surrounding landscape.

Among her recent creations, Cariatide, Grande Odyssée, and Grand Cocon particularly embody this evolution.

With Cariatide, Valérie Hadida creates an almost architectural figure. Inspired by the verticality of ancient caryatids, the work expresses strength, balance, and femininity.

Grande Odyssée evokes a more introspective journey, a recurring theme in the artist’s work. At this scale, the figure is no longer simply contemplated: it fully inhabits the space, inviting the viewer to step into its universe.

Finally, Grand Cocon explores one of Valérie Hadida’s emblematic themes: protection, introspection, and transformation. Here, monumentality gives new strength to an emotion that remains deeply intimate.

Presented by Jakobson Gallery in Paris, Place des Vosges, and in Saint-Tropez, these sculptures reveal their full presence in exceptional settings. Whether placed in a garden, on a terrace, or at the heart of contemporary architecture, they become far more than sculptures: they give a unique identity to the spaces they inhabit.

Through her monumental works, Valérie Hadida achieves a rare balance: commanding space with strength while preserving the poetry and sensitivity that define her work.