Guy Clement Cohen was born in Egypt in 1951 to a French Jewish Father (whose own father was a rabbi) and an Italian mother.
As a university student he graduated in Electrical Engineering.
One of his favorite hang-outs in the heart of Paris were Les Halles where the Centre George Pompidou Museum was created.
He developed some of the earliest Computer-Aided Art and several of his pieces were shown at the opening of the Museum in the early 70’s.
Years later, after a successful career in cutting-edge technology and product design, the engineer with the soul of an artist decided to dedicate himself to his lifetime passion and became a sculptor.
In each sculpture, Cohen reveals elements of the creation and oneness.
He is an intuitive artist and brings to his art the multi-cultural and multinational flair and experiences to which he has been exposed all his life.
“I am able to remove all undesirable thoughts and tendencies and I project into my sculptures a dimension of my senses and feelings in a very organic way that imbues my art with a remarkable wisdom, wholeness, peace and fulfillment, the sculptor says.
More of Guy Clement Cohen’s works can be found at http://guyclementcohen.com/.
Humoring the Goddess 
The finale photo above is a magnificent piece of artistic imagination .. and my interpretation, visualises the universe floating above our world …
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