List of products by brand Louise Frydman
Graduated from ESAG-Penninghen in 2012 and trained in photography at the International Center of Photography in New York in 2013, Louise Frydman is a young French multidisciplinary artist born in 1989 in Paris, who practices ceramics.
She now collaborates with luxury houses such as Bonpoint and Yiqing Yin haute couture. Galerie Baxter in Saint-Germain-des-Prés regularly exhibits her work. Louise lives and works between Paris and Burgundy.
MAIN EXHIBITIONS
2019
Galerie Zeuxis - 8, rue Clauzel, 75009, Paris
Exposition collective "Dans le vif"
Showroom Philippe Hurel - 4, rue du Bouloi, 75001, Paris
2018
Galerie 27 - Rue de Bourgogne 75007, Paris
Galerie NAG - Avenue Raymond Poincaré, 75116 Paris
2017
Salon Révélations, Grand Palais - Paris
Sélectionnée au Concours régional Ateliers d'Art de France - 21000, Dijon
Galerie Baxter -75006, Paris
2016
Musée de la Tour du Moulin - 71110, Marcigny
Galerie Baxter - 75006, Paris
2015
Hôtel de Croisilles - 75003, Paris
Galerie Baxter - 75006, Paris
Rosebud, Place de l’Odéon - 75006, Paris
2014
Galerie Baxter - 75006, Paris
Assistante de Sabrina Transiskus, Paper Artist Exposition D’Days Sèvres
Cité de la Céramique, Caroussel du Louvres - Paris
AWARDS
2020
Árvore Residence Price - Porto
2019
Selected at the International Blanc de Chine ICAA Competition
Exhibition in Beijing until August 1, 2019 - Presentation video of the exhibition
Winner of the "1 building, 1 work" prize, awarded by the Minister of Culture Franck Riester, for her collaboration with Vinci Immobilier
FAIRS
2020
JUSTMAD ART FAIR - Madrid - Loo & Lou Gallery
2019
Paris Design Week at Philippe Hurel, Paris
My work is an exploration of the forms of Nature. I shape the earth and bring forth delicate pieces, which I coat in a powdery white, where light comes to rest and makes the lines vibrate. Movement emerges as an essential element of my work, through living forms and suspended mobile pieces. I seek the meeting point between strength and fragility by crafting my sculptures in an ethereal way in their forms, yet powerful through their often monumental scale. A petal, a tree, the wind… It is my emotion that I try to make visible.
