Philippe
Katerine
French musician and visual artist Philippe Katerine is known for his absurdist and free-spirited style. He performed at the Paris Olympic opening ceremony, won the Victoires de la Musique, and presented a major art collaboration at Le Bon Marché in Paris with his iconic character “Mr. Rose.” His work has also been exhibited in China, Japan, and Canada, and he has collaborated with various brands across disciplines.
Maurizio
Cattelan
Italian conceptual artist Maurizio Cattelan is famous for satirical and humorous installations, including America (golden toilet) and Comedian (banana taped to a wall). His work has been shown at the Venice Biennale and the Guggenheim, and he has collaborated with Gucci and the Yuz Museum Shanghai for the exhibition The Artist Is Present.
Magazine
Toiletpaper
Founded in 2011 by Maurizio Cattelan & photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari, Toiletpaper is an avant-garde art magazine known for surreal, dramatic imagery. It has collaborated with Kenzo, Lavazza, and Seletti, participated in Milan Design Week, and appeared on the covers of Vanity Fair and New York Times.
Refik
Anadol
Turkish-American artist Refik Anadol is a pioneer in digital and AI-driven art, creating immersive installations from data and algorithms. Exhibited globally with hundreds of millions of viewers, his work is collected by MoMA and LACMA, and he has collaborated with Google, Microsoft, and Disney.
Fiorentijn
Hofman
Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman is renowned for large-scale public art, notably the Rubber Duck, which toured worldwide. He has collaborated with Audi, Lavazza, and celebrities such as Li Yuchun, creating iconic public art recognized globally.
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NouNou
NouNou, founded by Korean art director Jae Huh and French artist Jean Jullien, is known for its humor and distinctive visual style. Born from their friendship at Central Saint Martins, the brand showcases playful, everyday-inspired designs and has collaborated with various partners, hosting pop-ups and exhibitions in Tokyo, Paris, Seoul, and Chengdu.
ARTISTS
& CREATIVE ENTITIES
WE WORK WITH
ARTISTS &
CREATIVE ENTITIES
WE WORK WITH
Tomas
Saraceno
Argentine artist Tomás Saraceno blends art, architecture, and science, inspired by webs, balloons, and ecosystems. Exhibited at COP21, COP26, WEF Davos, The Shed, and Red Brick Art Museum, he has collaborated with MIT, Greenpeace, CNES, and Bulgari.
Mr.
Doodle
UK graffiti artist Mr. Doodle is famous for his dense, playful “doodle universe” across walls and products. With tens of millions of social media followers, he has collaborated with Fendi, Puma, Samsung, and MTV.
Erik
SPY
SPY Spanish street artist SPY creates large-scale, socially critical public works. His exhibitions in Spain, France, UK, Germany, USA, and Japan, including Madrid, Paris, London, Berlin, New York, and Tokyo, have drawn thousands and viral attention. He has collaborated with cultural institutions and international brands.
Eric
Giriat
French illustrator Eric Giriat is known for refined, whimsical, and narrative styles. He collaborates with Printemps, Le Bon Marché, Hong Kong Land, Guerlain, Hennessy, and Vitra.
Jacques
Merle
French artist Jacques Merle draws on childhood fantasy, portraying princes, knights, cowboys, lovers, and lost boys. He has collaborated with Diptyque, Sezane, and Chanel.
Alex
Chinneck
UK sculptor and installation artist Alex Chinneck is known for “architectural illusions,” including twisted and floating structures, collaborating with Vauxhall, Philip Morris, and Milan Design Week.
Julien
Colombier
French contemporary artist Julien Colombier uses vibrant colors, geometric patterns, and botanical motifs across canvases and spaces. He has collaborated with Hermès, Diptyque, Cartier, and Chanel.
Erik
Pangea
Paris-based duo Pangea, Laëtitia Rouget and Colombine Jubert, create colorful utopian worlds through textile, installation, performance, and design. They have collaborated with Sézane, Fidenza Village, and Orly Airport.