FRIPON, WHERE THE ORDINARY BECOMES EXTRAORDINARY
In Paris's 20th arrondissement lies a mysterious address that holds many surprises. The Fripon restaurant transforms the ordinary into the marvelous, daring to combine unexpected flavors to create extraordinary dishes, all within a warm and inviting atmosphere, with impeccable and exceptionally welcoming service. The cuisine, conceived by a Cape Verdean duo, […]
ANNA, WHEN GREECE COMES TO PARIS
A new address nestled in the heart of Paris's Golden Triangle, Anna restaurant offers a generous, convivial, and trendy experience, blending traditional recipes with dishes given a twist by chef Yiannis Kioroglou, a lover of Mediterranean cuisine. Ideal for an evening with friends, the restaurant aims for a contemporary yet authentic feel, with décor that combines wood, […]
THE OPERA RIGOLETTO BY GIUSEPPE VERDI REVISITED BY PIERRE YOVANOVITCH
Residential, hotel, and commercial projects, ranging from Le Coucou in Méribel to a Tel Aviv penthouse and a 17th-century château in Provence… There was only one trophy missing from Pierre Yovanovitch's portfolio: the performing arts. A passionate opera lover, the French interior designer has just signed his very first collaboration with the […]
MISHA KAHN'S FREE APPROACH
Born in Duluth, Minnesota, Misha Kahn likes to tell stories through the shapes and colors of his creations. In his New York studio, this young designer, who earned a BFA in furniture design in 2011 from the Rhode Island School of Design, conceives and imagines pieces that are akin to sculpture […]
MARC NEWSON: BACK TO HIS ROOTS
The Australian designer, based in the UK, is making a stop in the French capital for an exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery. This avant-garde artist will be presenting a limited-edition furniture collection. Among the works on display, visitors will discover "Cloisonné White and Blue Lounge" and "Cloisonné White and Blue Chair," two pieces that embody […]
SAEROM YOON OR THE PRAISE OF THE CELESTIAL VAULT
Seoul-based designer Saerom Yoon draws his inspiration from nature. He says he is particularly mesmerized by the appearance of glacier ice or tree bark, but also by the surface of calm water or the interplay of clouds. These aesthetics and sensations are what he translates into […]
FORM IN THE SERVICE OF COMFORT
First created in 2009 by Big-Game for the French manufacturer Moustache, the "Bold" chair has become an icon of contemporary furniture over the years, thanks to a clever collaboration between the Swiss creative studio, the Belgian company Drisag, and a sock manufacturer, making these steel tubes an essential piece of design. […]
ANNELISE MICHELSON PUTS WOMEN IN THE SPOTLIGHT
In Paris's 8th arrondissement, Annelise Michelson invites passersby to discover a world of curves through sculptures and pieces developed in collaboration with the Esprit du Patrimoine Vivant workshop in Vanves. She offers a journey through femininity, curves, and the vibrant energy of taut lines, like a pause […]
IN THE OTHER WORLDS OF ZHONG LIN
The Malaysian photographer assaults our senses with her images that are at once mysterious and provocative, sensual and unsettling, opening onto new dimensions. Flowers emerging from faces, bodies swathed in fabric, stinging red lips, eyelashes as long as hair, silhouettes lost in misty water… Welcome to the […]
WILLIAM EGGLESTON, AND THERE WAS COLOR
The C/O Berlin gallery presents "Mystery of the Ordinary," a major retrospective of William Eggleston, one of the American masters of color photography. "At dusk, the shadows of plants grow mysteriously along the wall of the house. In front of this shadow play stands a metallic lilac Cadillac, on whose gleaming paintwork dance the last […]
PAUL STRAND, THE PURE LINE
What do the poignant face of a blind woman photographed on a New York street in 1916 and the circle of bowls captured from above and in close-up to compose an abstraction the same year have in common? Between the verticality of the lines traced by the monumental facades and the tiny silhouettes of Wall Street […]
THE SURREALIST IMAGERY OF MICHAL ZAHORNACKY
The Slovak photographer explores the multifaceted possibilities of portraiture and architecture in photographs where conceptual art and surrealism prevail, juxtaposing color and black and white. Michal Zahornacky situates his work between reality and fiction. The eclecticism of his images invites us into highly imaginative visual narratives. Originally from Považská Bystrica in Slovakia, […]