Charbel-Joseph Boutros - When we met at last

ALOD 16 is a set of Limoges porcelain (6 plates + 1 dish) created by Odile Decq.

A new way to play with Montagne Sainte-Victoire

Monotype with engraved text by Julien Creuzet.

Block Pieces, inspired by a construction game, is a group of pieces that cut and animate the space in which they are placed, giving the spectator the possibility de produce many interpretations.

« Quatre moins un » is a new relief sculpture imagined by Vera Molnar.

Since around 1969, Villeglé has had a real passion for signs, typography, graphic experiments and poetry. This passion gave way to his famous sociopolitical alphabet, a vast repertoire of thousands elements from various world cultures he reinvents and recomposes. 

This multiple is composed of a set of nine wooden letters forming the word: SOMETHING.
Beech tree set.

O' Sole Mio is an engraved Carrara marble sundial mounted on a brushed stainless steel base with a brushed brass rod designed by Vera Molnar.

Dépoli is a multiple created by Jean-Pierre Raynaud in 1991 on the occasion of the publication of the monograph dedicated to the artist’s work.

GEARS

March 1967- Musée d’art et d’industrie of Saint-Etienne- Philippe Favier discovered contemporary art and Le Fiancé by Francis Picabia.

“I received my first bike at the age of twelve, since then, I have been on the road.” (Paul Morand)

A creation which finds its inspiration in Mozart's Les Noces de Figaro...

An exceptional series of vivid drawings

“Portrait de ma mère” is one of Molnar's rare detours into the figurative arts field.

Poster created by Lawrence Weiner for Le Muy

This multiple is composed of a set of nine wooden letters forming the word: SOMETHING.
Oak tree set.

Poster created by Lawrence Weiner for Le Muy

This multiple is composed of a set of nine wooden letters forming the word: SOMETHING.
Sycamore tree set.

Series designed by Philippe Favier for the publication of NOIR, a book accompanying his exhibit at the Maison européenne de la photographie (April-June 2013).

MineralSkin investigates the possible relationship between emotion and science, intimacy and genetics and the reordering of natural processes, as well as social stigmas.

Using metal as his primary medium, Vladimir Skoda (born in 1942) has developed a special interest for spheres, exploring its convex and concave geometry, its polishing and asperities as well as its reflective and mat aspect.

For her second time using the ceramic medium, Vera Molnar has decided to create an exceptional set of works, once again revealing her ability to play with geometrical compositions she meticulously disorganizes.

A finely tuned series on the verge of evanescence…

Transformations is a direct reference to one of Molnar's great masters, revisiting the representation of the magic square.

Fleur de béton is a work between materiality and immateriality.

MineralSkin investigates the possible relationship between emotion and science, intimacy and genetics and the reordering of natural processes, as well as social stigmas.