EXHIBITION AT EMPREINTES – Paris – France
From January 8 to April 8, 2020
From January and until April 8, 2020, Empreintes embeds ceramic sculptures by Florence Lemiegre for a 3-month trip. From January 8 to April 8, three of the collections and universes, the “Moons“, the “Culbutos” and the “Pavés, personnages“of the artist are to be discovered in the heart of this four-story building bathed in light on 600m². Between the studio and the Paris apartment, the place can be visited like a museum whose works could be touched.
Located rue de Picardie, which makes the link between the bubbling rue de Bretagne and the shopping streets radiating around the lively Carreau du Temple in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris, also called the Haut-Marais. A superb and atypical place redesigned by the architect Nabil Hamdouni, with raw and authentic elegance and staged by the scenographer Elizabeth Leriche. Welcoming and warm, the place, its architecture and its staging have therefore been designed to allow proximity with creations and enhance the intention and pure emotion that emerge from creations sensitive to the unique character.
A little history:
The Jules Verne workshop by Florence Lemiegre located in Assigny Petit-Caux in the Seine-Maritime department, in the Normandy region carries the Ateliers d’Art de France label.
EMPREINTES is a project designed and created by Ateliers d ‘Art de France. Created in 1868, Ateliers d’Art DE FRANCE is a benchmark federation which brings together 6,000 art craftsmen, artists in the field of art and art factories on the national territory, as well as 130 associations working to promote the trades of art.
Professionals who design unique pieces in their workshops and demonstrate an absolute mastery of gestures, techniques and a complex and time-consuming know-how. Unique works that all bear the imprint of their creator and the workshop established in France from which they originate.
SEO manager at EMPREINTES: Amélie VilaR
President of the Ateliers d’Art de France: Aude Tahon
EMPREINTES
6 rue de Picardie
75003 Paris
Tuesday to Saturday: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Closed Sunday and Monday
