The Artist of the collection #5

We collaborated with American visual artist Julie Wolfe to design the “Stories” collection 

(available from Friday for pre-order). 

Her work is based on her vision of the world. The degradation of the environment, language & human communications are at the source of his inspirations. 

We perceive in his artistic universe, particularly his installations, a tug between binary energies: positive and negative, light and dark, optimism and pessimism...

She collects, piles up, amasses, assembles all ideas, objects, colors. She appropriates elements and recycles them with her sensitivity and aesthetics.

We were keenly attracted by all the forces that emanate from Julie Wolfe’s art.

It’s all these values, these feelings that touched us. When we contacted her, her positive and spontaneous response to our collaboration was a real delight!

In our own way, we have re-appropriated his work by once again recycling the elements, in order to design a collection that resembles us.

It is because of this journey that we called this new collection: “STORIES”

 Artist's Biography:                                

Artist and designer Julie Wolfe received her BFA in painting and art history in Texas in 1986. The light of the California coast influenced her early works when she lived near Los Angeles and began experimenting with different art forms. After moving to Washington, DC, she became one of the region's most influential and prolific artists.

His career continues to flourish with his participation in numerous solo exhibitions, including a major retrospective at the American University, Katzen Museum, DC, in 2017. The artist has been the subject of reviews in major publications including ArtNews, The Washington Post, Hyperallergic and BBC World News America.

Her works are collected by numerous private and public institutions, including the National Gallery of Art, the National Museum of Women in the Arts, the New York Public Library, and the American embassies in Bulgaria, France, and Ecuador. Julie Wolfe lives and works in Washington, DC.