The Art Gallery

Over 100 Hand-Painted Pop Art Sculptures on Display and Available for Collectors

The Collections

Arnaud's artworks spans dozens of distinct collections, each rooted in a different story and inspirations.

Sumo

One of Arnaud's earliest and most popular collections. Available in three poses: Dojo-Iri (grounded, hands on knees), Welcome (open arms, inviting), and Shiko (balanced on one leg & ready to fight).

The collection became well known through years of art fairs and exhibitions across Southeast Asia and Europe, with a strong following among collectors in Singapore, Hong Kong, Italy, France, and Switzerland. Available from tabletop to Monumental sizes.


Giraf'Pop

Arnaud's newest collection, on display at the gallery since February 2025. Colorful, elegant giraffes in pop art style, ranging from a playful 20 cm tabletop piece all the way up to a striking 4-meter sculpture. A fresh addition that's already turning heads.


Hippop'Art

The collection that launched Arnaud's international career.

These joyful, rounded hippopotamus sculptures have been exhibited at Singapore's Fullerton Heritage, the Affordable Art Fair and galleries across Europe and Asia.

Designs include Tangpo, Alegria, Circus, and Floro Spring, available from tabletop sizes to nearly two meters wide.


Sumo Totem

Monumental sculptures inspired by the Japanese sumo wrestling philosophy of respect and peace, where you push away your opponent instead of hurting him.
A unique design named “Vision” was created in honor to Leonardo da Vinci for the Venice Biennale, the 4.5-meter sumo totem stands at the main entrance of Palazzo Mora.

The totems are composed of three stacked figures and a round base:

- The stand represents your environment, your space,
- Dojo-Iri (roots & discipline),
- Welcome (open-mind & harmony),
- Shiko (risk taking & aspiration)

representing a vertical journey from your roots to your dreams.
Available up to four meters in height.


Eleph'Pop

Thailand's national symbol reimagined in vibrant pop art. These elephant sculptures carry deep cultural significance: strength, wisdom, royalty. It is a favorite among Thai businesses, hotel lobbies, and collectors who appreciate the connection between heritage and modern art.


The Little Prince

Exclusive sculptures of characters from Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's famous and beloved story, including The Prince, The Fox, and a secret character drawn by the writter, found in his jacket after his death, The Butterfly Hunter. These are hand-painted originals, not mass-produced replicas.

Arnaud's personal connection to this story runs deep as his grandfather, Djibrail, enrolled in the 1914, at the age of 16 in the French Foreign Legion and flew Breguet XIV airplanes alongside Saint-Exupéry in the early twentieth century.


Tropic'Ice Monkey

A tropical monkey whose upper body melts from heat while its feet freeze in ice. It is a playful and thought-provoking artwork where bright colors meet a dark reality.

The name says it all: a world turned upside down by climate change, where tropical warmth and frozen cold coexist in a way that defies nature. Available in Blue, Green, and Red.

A smiling Arnaud Nazare-Aga, wearing a purple button-up shirt, walking inside his art gallery with colorful resin & Fiberglass sculpture art pieces around him, in Bangkok.

Arnaud
Nazare-Aga

Arnaud Nazare-Aga was born in Paris in 1965 and spent his formative years in a Tibetan Buddhist community in Burgundy, France. Growing up at Palden Shangpa, the Temple of a Thousand Buddhas, he developed a deep connection to sculptural forms and the power of color. To bring his vision for the temple's decorations to life, he completed a four-month internship in Paris learning the craft of molding and sculpting, a foundation that would shape his entire artistic career.

He moved to Thailand in 2005 and founded PAJ'Art Studio in Bangkok in 2011. Since then, his pop art sculptures have been exhibited in over 15 countries, including at the 58th Venice Art Biennale (2019), Singapore's Fullerton Heritage Precinct, art fairs in Paris, Brussels, and Luxembourg as well as all around Sout East Asia, and the Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Museum in Tarfaya, Morocco.

In 2015, Forbes featured his project making tactile art accessible to the visually impaired. His Hippop'Art exhibition in Hong Kong attracted 124,000 visitors in 38 days. In 2022, he opened L'Envol Art Space — a place where visitors can walk among his sculptures, meet the artist, and take a piece of his world home with them.

Start or
Grow Your Collection

All sculptures on display at L'Envol Art Space are available for purchase!

Prices range from entry-level pieces for new collectors to monumental commissions for corporate, hospitality spaces or simply your personal collection.

You're welcome to visit the gallery any day from Tuesday to Sunday (10 AM to 2 AM) to see the work in person. Arnaud is often in the space and happy to talk about the story behind any piece. For collectors who can't visit Bangkok, private viewings are available by video call or through whatsapp.

We ship Worldwide.

Over the years we've sent sculptures to collectors across Europe, North and South America, Africa, Southeast Asia, and Australia. Everything is professionally packed for safe transit, these pieces are built to travel, and they arrive in perfect condition.

To inquire about a specific sculpture, request pricing, or discuss a custom commission, contact us by clicking here or send a Whatsapp message directly to Arnaud at +66 84 950 3705.