Our artists 

Lionel Jadot is an architect, artist and maker whose practice dismantles conventions. For over three decades, he has transformed reclaimed and forgotten materials into radical objects that defy categorization. His works are manifestos against overconsumption and conformity — raw, poetic collages of memory and matter that awaken new ways of seeing. 

Working from her studio in Rotterdam, Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis explores light, material and form through objects, installations and large-scale commissions. Her pieces are characterized by pure geometry and unexpected visual effects born from research and experimentation. For Marcelis, design is a sensorial experience: function becomes secondary to perception, immersion and emotion. 

Marius Ritiu is a Romanian-born, Antwerp-based artist whose monumental sculptures connect earthly materials with cosmic narratives. Through his practice, he reflects on migration, borders and collective memory, creating works that are at once rooted in tradition and open to universal questions. 

Elisa Uberti is a French designer and ceramist whose work inhabits the fine line between sculpture and design. Through organic yet architectural forms, she creates objects that are both functional and poetic, embodying a quiet dialogue between earth and sky. 

Estudio Material is a Mexico City–based practice operating at the intersection of architecture, design and research. Their work is defined by a radical curiosity for materials and processes, creating spaces and objects that are as experimental as they are timeless. 

Taller Batan is a Mexico-based design studio that creates objects and furniture deeply rooted in tradition while embracing a contemporary vision. Their pieces celebrate local materials, ancestral know-how and the dialogue between craft and modern design. 

EDAA (Estudio de Arquitectura) is a Mexico City–based architecture and design practice known for its sensitive, contextual and material-driven approach. Their work ranges from residential projects to interiors and collectible design, always guided by a deep respect for place. 

Ileana Moro is a Cuban-born, Belgium-based artist and designer whose work inhabits the subtle space between art and object. Through playful, intuitive and poetic forms, she reinterprets daily life and transforms it into timeless, collectible pieces. 

John Brevard is an American designer and architect whose work bridges architecture, jewelry, furniture and digital design. Rooted in sacred geometry, fractals and cosmology, his creations explore the relationship between the human body, technology and the universe. 

Kym Ellery is an Australian-born designer and artist whose work moves fluidly between fashion, furniture and sculpture. Her pieces embody bold silhouettes and a sense of timeless drama, reimagining volume, form and proportion across disciplines. 

Ana Hernández is a Mexican designer and creative director known for her innovative approach to contemporary design. As co-founder of MA Estudio and through her independent practice, she has become a leading voice in Mexico’s emerging collectible design scene. 

Sophie Dries is a French architect and designer whose work bridges architecture, interior design and collectible objects. With studios in Paris and Milan, she develops projects that celebrate materiality, craftsmanship and contemporary expression. 

Middernacht & Alexander is a Belgian design duo whose work reimagines furniture and objects as sculptural narratives. Their pieces challenge conventional design through unexpected materials, bold geometries and layered symbolism. 

Linde Freya Tangelder, founder of the studio Destroyers/Builders, is a Belgian designer whose work elevates the overlooked elements of daily life into sculptural furniture and objects. Her creations oscillate between the functional and the monumental, exploring scale, texture and form with a refined sensitivity. 

Karen Verlinden is a Belgian textile designer whose practice explores texture, tactility and atmosphere through woven materials. Her works are both functional and poetic, inhabiting the space between art, design and craft. 

Fernando Laposse is a Mexican designer known for transforming overlooked natural materials into striking works of collectible design. His creations go beyond aesthetics, telling stories of biodiversity, sustainability, and the communities who cultivate these resources. 

Cengiz Hartmann is a German artist and designer whose work draws on myth, ritual and symbolism to create objects that feel timeless and enigmatic. His practice bridges sculpture, design and installation, offering viewers a contemplative and almost spiritual experience. 

Tillmann Lauterbach is a German-born, Ibiza-based artist and designer whose work spans painting, sculpture and design objects. Rooted in minimalism, his practice explores silence, restraint and the poetry of reduction. 

Bastiaan Woudt is a Dutch photographer celebrated for his refined black-and-white imagery. His work blends timeless elegance with a contemporary vision, exploring the human form, landscapes and still life with a painterly sensibility. 

Prince of Sun is more than an artist, it is the symbolic identity of Soleille, conceived by Gabriela Puig Soleille. Through this name, she channels her vision of light, warmth and energy into objects, spaces and experiences that carry the essence of the gallery.