In her artistic offering, Mylène Jampanoï, a French actress and model re-explores Ancient Greek mythology statues. Known to the world as the epitome of beauty, Mylène challenges this myth of immaculate perfection through her portraits of women, infusing them with emotion, and vulnerability, making them human once again.

Victor Marqué, a French architect discovered his pleasure for drawing and geometry, turning the principles and process of architecture into an art form. His brilliant collection of geometric amulets, intricately enameled, clay sculptures constantly explore the connections and stories between architecture, archeology and form.

Ceramist Aya Ogawa questions the functionality of everyday items such as vases and cups. In a world cluttered with products, Aya explores creations that enjoy a synchronicity with nature, that highlight beauty and energetic connections between item and person.

Ceramist Louise Defente travelled the world learning and perfecting ceramic techniques with the precise aim of bringing even more vibrancy to her already colorful designs, in her own words, ‘exploring the world in color with a well-filled bag of encounters and apprenticeships, let’s go, let’s be without fear and without reproach.”