Pascale Fournier happily draws from the origins of Western culture: Celtic, Roman, Greco-Roman, Christian, Egyptian, Etruscan, pre-Columbian.

His sources of inspiration multiply, during his travels and his encounters, giving life to seductive works resulting from an inspired and poetic syncretism. Ceramics, fabric, weaving, wood. In recent years the artist has introduced fabric and weaving into his work as a sculptor. Like ceramics, weaving is the oldest trace of man, his first work. The fabric is proper to man. From birth to death. Meaningful, it unites and separates. Each culture has its weave. The Kintsugi found in his recent works, is the art of connecting what is broken, repairing, reuniting, giving additional value.