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Olivier Gagnere (English, French, Hardcover)
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Olivier Gagnere (English, French, Hardcover)
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Olivier Gagnere appeared on the French design scene in the 1980s.
Through his contact with the Memphis group of Ettore Sottsass in
Milan, he developed his spirit of fantasy, great formal liberty,
all with a touch of humour. In Japan, on the island of Kyushu, he
immersed himself in the ancestral craftsmanship of the porcelain
makers in the studios of Arita. He designed his earliest pieces of
furniture for Artelano and Pierre Staudenmeyer's Galerie Neotu. He
went on to collaborate with the Galerie Maeght to create works in
Murano glass and with the Galerie Edition Limitee for works in
earthenware. In 1994, his designs for the interior of the cafe
Marly, in the Louvre, brought him great renown and have led to many
collaborations with crystal works Saint-Louis, porcelain
manufacturer Bernardaud, En attendant les Barbares... With Olivier
Gagnere's artful mastery of every material, he is just as at ease
working with porcelain as with iron, crystal, wood, leather or
bronze. He blends simple and timeless forms with carefully sized
volumes, in a range of bright contrasting colours. Steeped in the
most classical traditions, he marks every one of his creations with
a gesture, a demeanor that is a signature of his times. Text in
English and French.
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