Simone Pheulpin has been creating mesmerising fabric sculptures for more than 40 years. The incredible patience necessary to produce her intricately folded work strikes imagination.

Kilometres of raw cotton and countless amounts of pins are required to fabricate each of her striking structures. Stacked then twisted together, some resemble sea shells or coral reefs, while others bring to mind other vegetal shapes.

She has recently been awarded the Grand Prix de la Création de la Ville de Paris and received a special mention at the Loewe Craft Prize.  Her work is included in many public collections, including the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Chicago Art Institute.

Pierre Renart has already participated in more than 30 exhibitions in France and abroad since he graduated with honours at the École Boule, in 2011. Tireless explorer of materials, production processes and transformation techniques, Pierre Renart combines traditional wood techniques with modern-day technologies. The distinctive feature of his art is a harmonious fusion between the functionality of the furniture and the elegance of his design. The designer recently applied his fascination for wood essences and transformation techniques when refurbishing the café Studio Harcourt in 2016.