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Passé Présent Futur

Emmanuelle Luciani:
Publication date 04/10/2025
EAN: 9781912719679
Availability Not yet published: 04/10/2025
Craftsmanship, fine art and publishing converge in an unprecedented collaboration between Emmanuelle Luciani and Fondation d’entreprise Hermès.Loose Joints is proud to announce Passé Présent Futur, a groundbreaking collaboration between Fondation d’e... See full description
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PublisherLOOSE JOINTS
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Languagefr
AuthorEmmanuelle Luciani:
FormatHardback
Product typeBook
Publication date04/10/2025
Weight900 g
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Craftsmanship, fine art and publishing converge in an unprecedented collaboration between Emmanuelle Luciani and Fondation d’entreprise Hermès.Loose Joints is proud to announce Passé Présent Futur, a groundbreaking collaboration between Fondation d’entreprise Hermès, curator Emmanuelle Luciani, and Loose Joints Publishing. Contributing to the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès' prestigious Résidences d’artistes series, this new chapter sees Luciani inviting four artists—Jenna Kaës, Mounir Ayache, Salomé Chatriot, and Jacopo Pagin—into the heart of Hermès’ production ateliers.Under Luciani’s visionary curatorship, each residency dissolves the boundary between classical craft and contemporary myth-making. Her distinctive interdisciplinary ethos as founder of Marseille-based Southway Studio infuses the program with a spirit that is both reverent of the past and alive to the present. Each artist has been invited to engage deeply with the savoir-faire of Hermès artisans working in silk, leather, crystal and metal—resulting in wholly new artistic gestures shaped by the material logic of the atelier.Passé Présent Futur is captured in a singular, experimental book object, designed and edited by Loose Joints. Anchored by a newly commissioned photographic series by Brazilian photographer Marcelo Gomes—whose sensuous, textural images follow each artist at work and mirror the tactility of process—alongside further contributions by French photographer Tadzio—a Fondation d’entreprise Hermès long term partner, skilled for capturing crafts and material through a sensitive approach—Passé Présent Futur offers a deconstructed lens into the process of making.