Cow art
ONCE UPON A TIME...THE COW ART
In the year 2000, Le Grand-Bornand is 2000 inhabitants, 2000 cows, pastures at nearly 2000 meters altitude. So naturally, Le Grand-Bornand became THE CAPITAL OF COW ART!
Imagine a little: an entire village that celebrates the cow: sculptures, paintings, photos, comics ... an artistic flock for the least unexpected!
At the option of a walk without beginning or end, find the works present in the village and Chinaillon. So, let yourself be guided!
"The Cow Arts" is a mural painting created in 2001 by the artist Pierre Amoudry.
"The Fountain Cow" is a resin sculpture, created by the artist Rémix in 2000.
"The Cow Tour de France" is a metal sculpture created in 2013 by the Théatre de la Toupine
"The Driftwood Cow" is a wooden sculpture, created in 2007 by the artist Pascal Abbet.
"The Blue-Eyed Cow" is a concrete and pebbles made sculpture, created in 2002 by the artist Rémix.
This driftwood sculpture was created by the artist Tiene Vanly and the Théâtre de la Toupine for the 30th anniversary of the Festival Au Bonheur des Mômes.
"Look Moo in the Eyes" is a mural painting created in 2002 by the artist Pierre Amoudry
"The Twinning Dance" is a mural painting created in 2008, by the collective Melting Paint.
"The Suckled Cow" is a metal sculpture created in 2004 by the French artist Pierre-Louis Chippon.
"The cordée from Father to Son" is a mural painting realised in 2014 by the collective Melting Paint
During the 4 days of the Au Bonheur des Mômes festival, some 80 young artists took to the brushes to bring color to the bestiary sketched out by Valérie Dumas and beat the wall gray colors.
An original work in leather, created for the 30th anniversary of the Au Bonheur des Mômes festival.
The result of a collaboration with Pascal Bettex, an artist from the canton of Vaud (Switzerland) and a European specialist in kinetic machines, and impossible gears.
"Repression" is a metal sculpture created in 2002 by the French artist Marc Lucchesi.