Levalet, born in Épinal and raised in Guadeloupe, blends urban culture and visual arts in his street installations. His work challenges traditional boundaries and redefines street art.Read More →
Léon Gruel‘s historic legacy as a pioneering bookbinder and educator, spanning medieval traditions to modern innovations, continues to shape the art today.Read More →
The “Antique Silverware Collection” book celebrates history and design, offering a journey through time and guiding collectors in documenting and appreciating their treasures.Read More →
Theo Moorman, a pioneering artist weaver, is celebrated in the exhibition catalogue “Theo Moorman 1907-1990,” capturing her influential career and enduring legacy.Read More →
Josef Pohl, a Czech lighting designer, created the innovative adjustable lamp and the functional Bachelor’s Wardrobe, emphasizing modernist simplicity and practicality for small spaces.Read More →
Herbert Leupin’s 1952 Pelikan poster turns a pen, inkwell and bird mascot into a witty study in Swiss advertising and visual identity.Read More →
First described by Louis Albert Necker in 1832, the Necker Cube is an ambiguous figure that reveals how vision constructs depth from incomplete cues.Read More →