Arno Fabre is an eclectic artist who is in many ways unclassifiable. He claims to be "meticulous and even manic, persevering and even stubborn". In addition, he is curious of the world. It is these traits that allow for an astonishing freedom of thought that draw connections between tractors, water taps, sounds, words, machines, contemporary dance, stone carving, photography, legislation, town planning and contemporary music.
Poetics and reflexivity, Fabre’s works move and jostle us into new relationships with the world. His sound installations (Dropper01, Les Souliers, Composition pour trois radios, Astragale Zénon l'arpenteur) and his work on landscape, law, and the wild (Contre-nature Lois et paysages, Tunning Landscape, Loup y es-tu?, Ne surtout pas l'ignorer, The Evergreen) have been presented in many places in France and in St Petersburg, Amsterdam, Monaco, Barcelona, Courtrai, Mons, Geneva, Zagreb and Belgrade.