Roman Feral
Roman Feral is a French contemporary artist whose work explores the connection between humans, nature, and the biological world. His distinctive style blends precise detail, scientific inspiration, and a poetic, dreamlike aesthetic.
Represented by OA Fine Art, Roman Feral is regarded as one of the leading contemporary artists of his generation.
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Love Lock indonesia
2025 - Unique piece - 37 x 27 x 27 cm - 14.6 x 10.6 x 10.6 in
Chanel Black Pearl White Indonesia
2025 - Unique piece - 50 x 40 x 40cm - 19.7 x 15.8 x 15.8 in
VIDEO
Welcome to Roman Feral’s workshop, presented by OA Fine Art. In this video, explore Roman Feral’s unique creative process and discover his innovative techniques in contemporary art.
BIOGRAPHY
Who Is Roman Feral? Biography of the Contemporary Artist | OA Fine Art
Roman Feral is a French contemporary artist recognized for his sculptures that blend nature, symbolism, and luxury culture. Born in France, he has quickly become one of the most promising voices in contemporary sculpture. His creations combine preserved butterflies, refined materials, and reinterpreted iconic objects, forming artworks that are instantly recognizable and rich in meaning.
An Artistic Universe Where Nature and Luxury Intertwine
Roman Feral’s work explores the dialogue between organic beauty and modern cultural icons. His sculptures often feature natural butterflies preserved with precision, combined with glass, mirror, resin, and timeless objects. The result is an elegant and poetic aesthetic that reflects themes of transformation, memory, and the passing of time.
Each piece highlights the fragile power of nature while elevating familiar symbols into contemplative works. His art invites viewers to reflect on the relationship between beauty, heritage, and the objects that shape our collective imagination.
A Rising Presence in the International Contemporary Art Scene
Roman Feral’s sculptures are increasingly sought after by collectors, art lovers, and interior designers worldwide. Exhibited in Europe, the United States, and beyond, his work is represented by major modern and contemporary art galleries. His approach, positioned between sculpture, installation, and contemporary decorative art, strengthens his recognition on the global art scene.
His mastery of materials, refined visual language, and sensitivity to natural elements have made him one of the most notable emerging artists of his generation.
Roman Feral at OA Fine Art
At OA Fine Art, Roman Feral presents a selection of signature works showcasing preserved butterflies, iconic objects, and sophisticated materials. His universe is both poetic and visually powerful, offering an immersive experience that resonates with collectors seeking unique and emotionally engaging pieces.
Each sculpture reveals meticulous attention to detail and a distinctive artistic signature rooted in elegance, symbolism, and a deep connection to nature.
BUTTERFLIES
Each artwork by Roman Feral preserves butterflies in mid-flight within glass cases, immortalizing their fragile beauty. Rather than taking living specimens, the artist supports butterfly houses, where these insects are raised in protected habitats to strengthen local populations and raise public awareness of biodiversity.
His art thus celebrates the unique union of sculpture and nature while contributing to species conservation and the preservation of tropical ecosystems.
Morpho Menelaus
The Morpho Menelaus, with its iridescent blue wings, embodies the fragile beauty of tropical forests. In Chanel Black Pearl White Indonesia, Roman Feral draws inspiration from this butterfly, transforming its ephemeral elegance into art. Discovery: 1758 by Linnaeus
Ascia buniae
Ascia buniae is a Pieridae butterfly from Peru, first described scientifically in 1816/1836 by entomologist Jacob Hübner. Often called the “Great White,” it is characterized by its white wings subtly edged or marbled with black depending on sex and population. In Chanel Black Pearl White Indonesia, Roman Feral highlights this understated elegance, reflecting the butterfly’s tropical purity and delicate beauty, and transforming its fragile charm into a timeless visual poetry.
Morpho Godarti
Morpho godarti is a tropical butterfly from South America, first scientifically described in 1852 by entomologist Hippolyte Lucas. Its deep iridescent blue wings make it a symbol of fragile and spectacular beauty in tropical forests. Like other morphos, it plays an important role in the ecosystem through pollination while inspiring artistic and scientific fascination.
Papilio Ulysses
Papilio ulysses, or the Ulysses butterfly, is a large iridescent blue butterfly native to Australia and New Guinea. It was first described in 1758 by Swedish naturalist Carl von Linné in his seminal work Systema Naturae. Recognizable by its electric blue wings contrasted with black, it is one of Queensland’s most iconic butterflies and is often regarded as a symbol of the tropical rainforest.