DESIGN NÉO-FUTURISTE
Off-site
Group exhibition
To celebrate the arrival of spring, Galerie Loft is pleased to present its new exhibition dedicated to the latest creations of its artist-designers.
To celebrate the arrival of spring, Galerie Loft is pleased to present its new exhibition dedicated to the latest creations of its artist-designers.
We invite you on a true journey into the future, in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Près.
By stepping through the doors of our galleries, you will discover dreamlike and hypnotic creations that captivate the eye from the very first moment.
Their fantastical lines and organic curves, inspired by the Neo-Futurist movement that permeates twenty-first-century architecture, are shaping a new graphic era currently in the making.
By integrating the development of new materials and technologies into their work, our artists design truly one-of-a-kind pieces of furniture, combining computer-aided design with artisanal craftsmanship of extreme precision.
Material has now merged with line to create striking forms, evoking the anatomical or molecular body in the work of Olivier Moravik, imagined and hybrid beings in that of Guillaume Piéchaud, and chimerical, supernatural figures in Phillipe Druillet’s créations.
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DESIGN NÉO-FUTURISTE
Opening Reception: Thursday, March 22, 2018
Exhibition: March 22 – April 28, 2018
Featuring works by Di Teana, Druillet, Hiquily, LCDA, Moravik, and Guillaume Piéchaud
Come and discover the new creations by Olivier Moravik and Guillaume Piéchaud.
Les artistes
Francesco Marino Di Teana
Francesco Marino Di Teana is a painter, sculptor, architect, poet and philosopher, who marked the sculpture of 1950s-1960s by developing his theories of the tri-unit logic, which integrates the “void” like an active element of the pictorial and architectural composition. Born in 1920, in a poor farmer family at a small village of Teana, perched on the hill of the…
Philippe Druillet
Philippe Druillet was born in 1944 in Toulouse, and he spent his youth years in Figueiras, the city of Salvador Dali. He returned to France in 1952 after the death of his father. In 1960, he begun to do his first work, the photograph. During this period, he regularly went to the films where he met with some of the…
Philippe Hiquily
Philippe Hiquily, a reluctant hero, came into this life on a path that would often tempt him to stray away under the onslaught of an unpredictable destiny. His incongruous endeavors seemingly deviating from the initial goal only appear to do so and actually push it forward in a single direction. His path reveals a unity captured by his work. An…
Olivier Moravik
Born 1968 and live in Paris now. Before his Master degree in Plastic Arts and Photograph at Paris VIII under the direction of Dominique Baqué, Olivier Moravik studied the Advertising Marketing. He started his career as professional photographer, but at the same time he never give up his interest in contemporary art and the furniture, especially the Scandinavian design and…
Guillaume Piéchaud
Guillaume Piéchaud is a French sculptor and designer. Born in 1968, he graduated from the École Boulle (an historical reference amid art and design schools in Europe) in 1988, where he attended engraving techniques of precious metal. He has worked with famous jewelry designers for eight years, creating collections in collaboration with the most important craftsmen and luxury brands. In parallel with his engraving work, Guillaume Piéchaud…