Enzoyote
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Stone sculpture
Laurent Guyolot
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lives and works by
Dampierre sur Linotte
and Carrara
Residencies
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2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2022
Annual collaborative residencies with Soraya Nazarian,
Los Angeles, California
2007
Symposium by Kelburn Castle Largs, Scotland
2006
Symposium by Plane castle Stirling, Scotland
2005
Creative collaboration with W.E. Brown Beverly Hills, California
2000
Symposium by Ornans
Exhibitions
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2022
Salon des artistes orléanais, Orléans
2020
Hôtel Dupeyrou, Neuchâtel, Suisse
2018
Kathleen Brown festival, Ireland
2017
Fondation Arkad, Riflessi Seravezza, Italy
2016
Solo exhibition by Le château de l'étang Saran
2015
Art Forum gallery, duo exhibition duo with AB Roorda Antwerp
2014
Collective exhibition by Le château de l'étang Saran
2007
Symposium at Kelburn castle Largs Scotland
2006
Symposium at Plane castle Stirling, Scotland
2004
Galerie la madeleine Bruxelles
2000
Solo exhibition with Arcadia Besançon, France
Experience
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2017-2021
Creation of a private sculpture studio and residency
Dampierre sur Linotte, France
2014-2016
Pemart studio- Carrara, Italy
2012-2013
Nicoli studio- Carrara, Italy- Sculptures for Jan Fabre
2008-2013
Creation of a creative sculpture studio by a quarry
Carrare, Italie
2001-2006
Collaborations
Tristan Cassamajor, Frank Breidenbruch, Rohmein Butros, Tom Allan, Martha Quinn, Soraya Nazarian, Nicolas Bertoux
Education
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2001-2006
Self educated among numerous Carrara studios- marble carving, modelling, molding, classic and contemporary artistic education
1998
CAP stone carver AFPA, Montbéliard
1992
Litterature baccalaureate Orléans
Life course
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Born in Orléans, it is by this city that Laurent Guyolot began with wood and soft stone figures which got into private collections.
Then by Besançon he joined the artistic collective Arcadia.
From 2001 he got a 16 years unique experience in Carrara : exploring sculpture in various studios, carving in immersion in nature or on the top of a marble mountain for five years.
He composes his pieces as allegorical poetries of life. He uses the pseudonym "Enzoyote" as a mark of his unusual creative ways.
Enzoyote sculptures are now present in Europe, from Scotland to Spain, in Switzerland, in the USA and Asia private collections.