JUG – 3D printed jug prototype – National Acquisition CNAP  2015 – www.cnap.fr

Laureline Galliot, vrai ou FAUVE  MONOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION

On the occasion of the opening of the Présent >< Futur, monographic exhibition series initiated by the Cité du design, Laureline Galliot presents her work in Saint-Étienne from September 15, 2023 to January 7, 2024. The Cité du design invites you to discover the colorful universe of this designer who transposes the gestures of painters and craftsmen into a digital language.

Laureline Galliot studio warmly thanks the following partners for their commitment to support «vrai ou FAUVE» monographic exhibition. : Mama Shelter, Balsan, Yo2 designs, Nodus, Rubis Mécénat, Cnap, Benaud, Backhausen archive, Belvédère Museum Vienna, MAK Vienna, Hakodate City Museum 市立函館博物館, National Museum of Natural History Chicago.

Photo credits :  1-2-3-4-5 Laureline Galliot © Adagp ; ——Pierre Grasset © Adagp,  views of the exhibition vrai ou FAUVE  from Présent >< Futur monographic exhibition series, 15 September 15, 2023 – January 07, 2024, Cité du design. Curation and scenography : Laureline Galliot.

PIGGY BANK – 3D printed money bank -National Acquisition CNAP  2015 – www.cnap.fr

Laureline Galliot, vrai ou FAUVE  MONOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION

On the occasion of the opening of the Présent >< Futur, monographic exhibition series initiated by the Cité du design, Laureline Galliot presents her work in Saint-Étienne from September 15, 2023 to January 7, 2024. The Cité du design invites you to discover the colorful universe of this designer who transposes the gestures of painters and craftsmen into a digital language.

Laureline Galliot studio warmly thanks the following partners for their commitment to support «vrai ou FAUVE» monographic exhibition. : Mama Shelter, Balsan, Yo2 designs, Nodus, Rubis Mécénat, Cnap, Benaud, Backhausen archive, Belvédère Museum Vienna, MAK Vienna, Hakodate City Museum 市立函館博物館, National Museum of Natural History Chicago.

Photo credits :  Laureline Galliot © Adagp

First prototype of SWIPE aluminium table centerpiece, supported by Galerie Surface. In collaboration with DACHEVILLE NICOL Foundry. Displayed as part of Biennale de Saint Etienne 2022, group show curated by Galerie Surface, together with Atelier BL119, Benjamin Graindorge, Claire Lavabre & Eric Jourdan.

In 2020 MAISON&OBJET was committed to promote young design treasures and this edition was focused on France.  Six members of a prestigious jury have each selected a young French talent worthy of attention. With the sponsorship of ministère de la Culture.

Adrien Garcia, Julie Richoz, Laureline Galliot, Mathieu Peyroulet Ghilini, Natacha & Sacha and Wendy Andreu.

www.maison-objet.com/laureline-Galliot

YAGASURI – Woven silk fabric – Nishijin technique in collaboration with Okamoto-Ori Kyoto Japan – Developed within  Villa Kujoyama residency program – National Acquisition CNAP 2015

Selfmask 3d printed mask – National Acquisition CNAP 2015

Printed moire fabric in collaboration with BENAUD Creations

Laureline Galliot, vrai ou FAUVE  MONOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION

On the occasion of the opening of the Présent >< Futur, monographic exhibition series initiated by the Cité du design, Laureline Galliot presents her work in Saint-Étienne from September 15, 2023 to January 7, 2024. The Cité du design invites you to discover the colorful universe of this designer who transposes the gestures of painters and craftsmen into a digital language.

Laureline Galliot studio warmly thanks the following partners for their commitment to support «vrai ou FAUVE» monographic exhibition. : Mama Shelter, Balsan, Yo2 designs, Nodus, Rubis Mécénat, Cnap, Benaud, Backhausen archive, Belvédère Museum Vienna, MAK Vienna, Hakodate City Museum 市立函館博物館, National Museum of Natural History Chicago.

Photo credits :  Pierre Grasset ,  views of the exhibition vrai ou FAUVE  from Présent >< Futur monographic exhibition series, 15 September 15, 2023 – January 07, 2024, Cité du design. Curation and scenography : Laureline Galliot.  © Adagp

Video : Maëlle Dagron

Commisioned by CENTRE POMPIDOU for MON OEIL webserie, 10 episodes

Selfie / iPad Remake of “Still life on a chair” 1917, Juan Gris, Centre Pompidou, Paris,

Selfie / iPad Remake of “Gaston Modot ” 1918, Amedeo Modigliani, Centre Pompidou, Paris

Selfie / iPad Remake of “Portrait of the French poet Philippe Soupault” 1922, Robert Delaunay, Centre Pompidou, Paris,

Selfie / iPad Remake of “Murnau, Landschaft mit Turn” 1908, Vassily Kandinsky, Centre Pompidou, Paris,

Centre Pompidou Youtube channel

TUFTY – Hand tufted carpet- Design from iPad painting – in collaboration with NODUS RUG – www.nodusrug.it

Photo credits : Massimo Gardone

Design Parade 12 – Villa Noailles – 2017

TEAPOT – 3D printed teapot prototype – Museum acquisition  MAD Musée des Arts Décoratifs de Paris 2019

photo credits : Claire Lavabre
Design in collaboration with Claire Lavabre

A few centuries ago, when lunches had many courses, the cutest way to tell guests that it was time to leave the table was a beautiful trompe-l’oeil plate. In this way, the table could remain furnished also after the end of lunches.This last dish did not contain food, but a reproduction of genetically modified fish trapped in a net, made of 3D printed gypsium.  It refers to overfishing phenomenon to make people think about their way to produce and consume food.

TUFTY – Hand tufted carpet- Design from iPad painting – in collaboration with NODUS RUG – National Acquisition CNAP 2015 – www.nodusrug.it

Photo credits : Massimo Gardone

Doldentraum – All over pattern for woven fabric based on Koloman Moser’s pattern 1899 from iPad painting  in collaboration with BACKHAUSEN – National Acquisition CNAP 2015  www.backhausen.com

www.disegnodaily.com

www.disegnoworks.com

CHUBBY TEAPOT – 3D Printed prototype – 3D painted with Virtual reality.
Sponsorship by Galerie Surface curated by Grégory Blain & Hervé Dixneuf designers from atelier BL119 based in Saint Etienne, France

www.galeriesurface.com

This triptych of iPad paintings depicts plastic recycling scenes practiced in the districts of Antananarivo: collection, cleaning, sales; preliminary steps for the making of recycled polyfloss wool.

Equipped with her iPad, the artist went to meet the collectors engaged in their daily task, this gave birth to two portraits and a still life which erects the upgraded plastic waste to some kind of trinkets, a opportunity to switch the way of looking at disposable packagings.

For more information about Rubis Mécénat Foundation

Ipad paintings commission

www.rubismecenat.fr

Workshop with Malagasy craftsmen

www.rubismecenat.fr/workshop

COLUMN, 3D printed column fragment from a digital era.

Supported by Collective1992

Displayed at Biennale Emergences 2018, invited by Earlwyn Covington & Frédéric Bouchet

CND Building by Jacques Kalisz in 1965, Paris Pantin

https://www.emergences-biennale.fr/

Thanks to Point Point Festival, Column was also displayed among XIIe century Saint André Cathedral granite fragments, hosted by Scriptorial Museum, Avranches, Normandy, 2019.

https://www.fairederien.fr/

http://www.scriptorial.fr/

Supported by Collective1992

Displayed at Biennale Emergences 2018, invited by Earlwyn Covington & Frédéric Bouchet

CND Building by Jacques Kalisz in 1965, Paris Pantin

Lucky toad vase – 3D printed vase prototype – National Acquisition CNAP  2015 – www.cnap.fr

YAGASURI – Printed cotton canvas & cotton fleece

Selfportrait, iPad painting

Marquise de Montespan, iPad painting based on Jean Pierre Franque oil painting 1641-1707 www.art.rmngp.fr

Capturing the profile of artists supported by Rubis Mécénat, with different universes and cultures, this is the challenge of the ART(ist) series. A video series by Alexander Murphy, épisode #13 Laureline Galliot.

Digital Flowers – Pattern for printed fabric from iPad painting

Eye – Blown glass –  in collaboration with CIAV – www.ciav-meisenthal.fr

Link to purchase :

www.yoyo-designs.com

Photo credits : Lothaire Hucki

Photo#1 – Photo credits Gregory Djaaï

Photo#2 –  Interior design by Pool studio – Photo credits Yannick Labrousse

iPad painting commissioned by Maison Montespan

11 Avenue de Montespan, 75116 Paris

www.maisonmontespan.paris

©eve.campestrini

Set design for Villa Noailles Xmas shop, Hyères, France, 2015

Link to purchase wallpaper :

www.yoyo-designs.com

Photo credits : Lothaire Hucki