Atelier Brancusi, located in a small one level building in front of the Centre George Pompidou, in the heart of Paris, which has always been the nerve center of modern and contemporary art, there is an exhibition celebrating Costantin Brancusi’s talent presenting collection of his works on the History of Atelier Brancusi.

The Romanian artist Costantin Brancusi, Parisian by choice, lived in the French capital from 1904 until his death on 1957. Famous for his sculptures, the exhibition displays a vast collection of his works including 137 sculptures, 41 designs, paintings and more than 1,600 photographs. Little-known were Brancusi's photographic abilities; the artist personally developed the photographs in his studio. From these glimpses one can see innovative art through experimentation that does not represent reality, but his personal way of seeing things.

There are four interconnected rooms which devotedly cling to Brancusi's arrangements. Studios one and two are crowded with fluid sculptures including his well known abstract bird and column shapes. In one of the rooms the artist's tools are displayed and they make an interesting sight. Two of Brancusi's more famous individual pieces: "The Kiss" and "Torso of a Young Man".