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Gleaming furniture,
Polished by the years,
Will ornament our bedroom;
The rarest flowers
Mingling their fragrance
With the faint scent of amber,
The ornate ceilings,
The limpid mirrors,
The oriental splendor,
All would whisper there
Secretly to the soul
In its soft, native language.
There all is order and beauty,
Luxury, peace, and pleasure.
Invitation to the Voyage
Charles Baudelaire
To celebrate the arrival of spring, Galerie Loft is pleased to invite you to its new exhibition: "Invitation to Metal", showcasing a unique selection of artist-designed furniture.
Throughout its history, this atypical gallery located in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Près has continuously supported the work of emerging artists across all disciplines: painting, photography, sculpture, and furniture design. By collaborating with artists on the production of art editions, Galerie Loft has, for over 30 years, enabled both established and emerging artists to highlight their talents as designers. It is this collection of contemporary furniture, carefully curated by Jean-François Roudillon, that we invite you to discover today. The exhibition brings together in one space renowned artists such as Philippe Hiquily and Francesco Marino Di Teana, whose works have a lasting mark on art history; acclaimed artist-designers such as time Daniel Hourdé and Guillaume Piéchaud, whose signatures endure over time; the celebrated artist-illustrator Philippe Druillet with his fantastical universe; as well as talented young designers: Stefan Pichlmüller, Olivier Moravik, Different&Different and La Case d'Art, whose works reflect a renewal combining boldness and precision of line.
The opening reception for the exhibition "Contemporary Design: Invitation to Metal" will take place simultaneously across both gallery spaces at 3bis and 4 rue des Beaux-Arts, in the presence of the designers, on Thursday, March 23 at 6 pm.
Opening reception: Thursday, March 23, 2017
Exhibition from March 23 - Mai 27, 2017
GALERIE LOFT • 3 BIS & 4, RUE DES BEAUX-ARTS • 75006 PARIS