Square Carlo Sarrabezolles

The Square Carlo Sarrabezolles occupies a quiet corner of the fifteenth arrondissement, marked by a sturdy, bronze-colored statue of a man at work. Carlo Sarrabezolles, the sculptor for whom the space is named, spent his career obsessed with the idea of sculpting directly into fresh, wet concrete rather than carving stone or casting bronze. He believed the material deserved its own artistic language. This patch of green exists as a deliberate, humble frame for that experimental spirit he brought to modern construction.