Born in Paris, Arnaud Nazare-Aga, a French sculptor sees himself as a “creative” rather than an artist. Nevertheless, because people from all over the world purchase his art and consider him an artist, he has become one.
Buddhist philosophy
When he was young, Arnaud did not follow to the typical paths of most teenagers, such as attending school. Instead, at the age of 14, he went to the Tibetan Buddhist temple in Burgundy, located in east-central France, and stayed there until he was 28. During that time, he received training from Bhutanese and Tibetan artists and delved into the study of the Buddha’s teachings, as well as the law of karma.
“When you’re young, you often perceive injustice in the world, everything seems so unfair. Some people are born into privilege, while others face extreme poverty and immense challenges. If you have a deep understanding of karma,…
