Engineer, inventor, watercolorist and sculptor, Luc de Moustier worked for 17 years in major industrial groups. He invented an alternative to expanded polystyrene for packaging: Popnat, made from corn starch and paper. After suffering from a burnout, he decided to devote himself fully to his art.
He takes every opportunity to draw what he sees. Watercolor portraiture has long been his favorite subject. In 2012, he took a sculpture course with Philippe Jourdain and realized that 20 years of watercolor had naturally led him to sculpture. Since then, he has never stopped sculpting from live models.
He also teaches live models in movement at the Georges Méliès School.