In Jordi's monumental sculptures, which are currently lining the town centre of Issoire, the eye is drawn to two forms at the same time. A small one, in a series of simple variations, serves a large one. In other words, the large one, whether geometric or animal-shaped, is the result of multiplying the small one. The latter, defined as an "archetype, composed of 2 straight lines and 2 curves, identical in pairs", has been the basis of Jordi's work in Montpellier for some thirty years. His White Cube, fixed at a single point, is punctuated by the repetition of this motif, with thirty holes on each of its white steel faces.

Extract from Emma Noyant's article published in issue 107 of Art Absolument. Published on July 13th, 2023.