For over 20 years, Atelier Léthé has been celebrating the ancestral craftsmanship of Syrian master glassblowers. Each piece, mouth-blown and hand-shaped from recycled glass, is entirely unique. Today, Léa and Théodore carry on this thousand-year-old tradition—recently inscribed on...

Born in Aix-en-Provence, Alexandre Rochegaussen retained from his childhood at the foot of Sainte-Victoire Mountain a taste for aerial constructions in motion, bathed in bright light and populated by familiar monsters. His latest solo exhibition at the RX&SLAG gallery in Paris...

Ambre Cardinal is a Marseille-based artist and designer, trained at the Decorative Arts in Strasbourg and later at the Royal College of Art in London. Her poetic work explores the body in motion through delicate metal sculptures whose fine lines shape and define space. Exhibiting...

Pascaline Marre’s work explores memory, absence, and the traces left by our intimate and collective territories. Trained in art history in the United States, she began with photography before expanding her practice to include gesture and material. Using inks and pigments on fabric,...

Touch is my origin. Perception my space. Form arises from encounter. Stoneware and porcelain from different regions, brought into relation with materials from landscape, history and time. In the fire, control withdraws. Traces remain. Vessels. They create space.

Textile artist Barbara Munsel explores material, memory, and identity through layering and fragmentation. Her works, like palimpsests, allow traces to surface beneath new strata. Textile becomes both medium and metaphor for buried stories. Through stitching and assembly, she creates...

Stéphanie Poincloux, paper artist. 
This is a work about memory. My pieces, with their rough layers, are inspired by time, infinity, and cycles. 
They impose their presence and resonance through the traces left by living things on inert elements. They become surviving transmitters,...

The initial intention was to find a personal language to express intimacy, my inner world. Clay naturally presented itself, offering me a great freedom and a connection I had experienced as a child. Maison Muz was born. Exploring the art of glaze became as important as the form of a...

Ceramic sculpture, co-creation process… between Clay-Fire-Air-Vegetable-Human. Being moved by beauty is not enough…

My practice seeks to create without exploiting, to build connections and reveal invisible forces at work. Consuming as little as possible—bending down to pick up a stone, a stick, a flower—preserves my freedom and reveals nature and the ordinary as treasures. My works are built...