The (very) Parisian Interview of Richard Orlinski
This week Paris Select makes you discover the Paris of Richard Orlinski. This contemporary French artist, internationally known for his sculptures of wild animals with angular and geometric shapes, did us the honor of answering our questions about Paris. City he knows well having grown up and worked there. Despite his many travels, the artist remains attached to Paris, which he loves madly. It is therefore quite natural that the editorial staff of Paris Select approached the artist to offer him to share with us his best addresses in the capital. A district to recommend to feel the soul of Paris? I believe that the district of Saint-Germain-des-Prés remains the most emblematic of Paris: Its architecture, its restaurants and its art galleries, it is really the soul of this city. A neighborhood where you like to stroll? I must admit that I rarely take the time to wander around, but I particularly like coming to my offices in the 8th arrondissement on my scooter. I notably cross the Champs-Élysées, I never tire of it. Your places to admire Paris at night? One of the best views…
