Léo Caillard, a French artist, thinks that humanity has reached a turning point between an old era and a new. In his art, he wants to “shake-up our convictions and establish a dialogue between periods.” Consequently, much of his corpus consists of memifying and reworking icons of old culture—specifically, Greco-Roman art—with new times and styles.
Caillard’s past work includes Greco-Roman styled marble sculptures wearing urban streetwear. Now he’s carefully carving marble sculptures in the Greco-Roman style, but glitched as though reality is shifting before our eyes. You can see more examples of his work in this approach at Colossal.