A reading through material

The Art of Material

In the Le Jardin collection, painting meets basketry, thread composes floral motifs and feathers extend the volumes.

Across the creations, materials, techniques and details compose each piece.

Leatherwork and basketry

Volume

Woven basketry composes the structure. Leather sets the edges and closes the volume.

Embroidery

Silk threads, sequins and beads compose a surface crossed by flowers and birds. Embroidery orders colour and relief in a single composition.

Featherwork

Feathers extend the volumes, settling in waves across the woven basketry. Embroidery fixes and paces them.

Painting on material

The brush follows the weave of the basketry. Colour settles without ever covering the material that receives it.

Setting and metalwork

The stone is held in a mount that carries it without constraint. Light finds its way through the facets.

Fired enamel

Colour is fixed by heat. The red gains its depth at the moment the material settles.

Porcelain — study in progress

The House studies porcelain as one material among others. A composition in progress brings it together with painting and metal.

Chapter under study — no creation is yet associated with it.

The eleven creations of Le Jardin take shape in the dialogue of these materials.