The François Pompon Association strives to promote the artist's work by scrupulously respecting his works. Its goal is to encourage all research and dissemination that contribute to a better understanding and promotion of the work of the Burgundian sculptor. An ultra-high-definition 3D scan of the original sculpture, entrusted by the museum that owns it, is created. Lasers capture all the sculpture's nuances (several million points) to create a file that will allow a 3D print of the work. It is from this initial, already very faithful physical representation that the artisan intervenes. He manually corrects the small details and subtleties that the machine missed. Next comes the creation of the mold that will be used for the creation. Each piece that emerges from the mold is finished by hand: sanding, finishing, etc.